Type E Power Plug & Socket
Type E plugs have two round pins with a hole for the socket's grounding pin. The grounding pin is part of the socket, not the plug. Also check Turkey plug type.
Standard: CEE 7/5
Pin Configuration: Two round pins (4.8mm diameter) plus hole for socket grounding pin
Usage Notes: Type E sockets accept Type C plugs (Europlug). Type E and F are often combined in hybrid E/F plugs.
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About Type E Plugs and Sockets
Type E plugs have two round pins with a hole for the socket's grounding pin. The grounding pin is part of the socket, not the plug. You may also need Type C socket.
Technical Specifications
- Standard Name: CEE 7/5
- Number of Pins: 2
- Grounding: Yes
- Amperage Rating: 16A
- Voltage Range: 220-240V
- Countries Using: 41
Where Type E is Used
Type E plugs are primarily used in France, Belgium, Poland, Czech Republic. This plug type is found in 41 countries and territories. Check the country list below for the complete list of locations using Type E outlets.
Important Usage Notes
Type E sockets accept Type C plugs (Europlug). Type E and F are often combined in hybrid E/F plugs. Travelling on? Check Samoa electrical outlet type.
Travel Tips
If you're traveling to a country that uses Type E outlets and your devices use a different plug type, you'll need a travel adapter. Make sure to also check the voltage compatibility - most modern electronics are dual-voltage (100-240V), but appliances like hair dryers may need a converter. Also check plug types used across Middle East, including Dubai.