Household power supply specifications will vary by region, but generally speaking, voltage values are usually between 100V and 240V, while the most common frequency values are 50Hz and 60Hz. Factories using polyphase power will have more differentiated power supplies with higher voltages and more specialized plugs and sockets for larger equipment, but will still use the general power supplies shown in the list to supply smaller equipment or general domestic facilities.
There are two main basic voltage and frequency standards in the world. One is North American 110-120 volts, 60 Hz, and uses type A and type B plugs. The North American national standard stipulates that the error range of power supply is −5% to +5%. The other uses the European standard of 220-240 volts and 50 Hz. The plugs used are from type C to type M. The allowable error range in European countries is −6% to +6%.
Voltages Around The World
Plug Typies of various countries
| Country |
Single Phase |
Single Phase Voltage |
Three Phases Wiring Number |
Three Phases Voltage |
Frequency | Remark |
| Trinidad and Tobago | A、B | 115 V | 4 | 115/230 V | 60 Hz | |
| Canada | A、B | 120 V | 3,4 | 120/208 V | 60 Hz | Usually 120 V and 240 V are used in high power consumption equipment (such as dryers and electric ovens). Buildings with multiple wiring can use both 120 V and 240 V, but 120 V is still the more common main voltage. Due to the regulation that new buildings should use type B, type A sockets are becoming less and less popular; at the same time, some kitchens will use a variant similar to type B but with a T-shaped socket. |
| Venezuela | A、B | 120 V | 3,4 | 120 V | 60 Hz | Type G is used for high power consumption equipment. |
| Belize | A、B、G | 110 V | 3,4 | 190 V | 60 Hz | |
| cuba | A、B | 110 V | 3 | 190 V | 60 Hz | |
| Guam | A、B | 110 V | 3,4 | 190 V | 60 Hz | |
| Guyana | A、B、D、G | 240 V | 3,4 | 190 V | 60 Hz | |
| Haiti | A、B | 110 V | 3,4 | 190 V | 60 Hz | |
| jamaica | A、B | 110 V | 3,4 | 190 V | 50 Hz | |
| Barbados | A、B | 115 V | 3,4 | 200 V | 50 Hz | |
| El Salvador | A、B | 115 V | 3 | 200 V | 60 Hz | |
| Japan | A、B | 100 V | 3 | 200 V | 60 Hz | 50 Hz (most areas east of the Itoigawa-Shizuoka tectonic line, such as Tokyo, Sapporo, Yokohama, Sendai, etc.) |
| Anguilla | A、B | 110 V | 3,4 | 208 V | 60 Hz | |
| American Samoa | A、B、F、I | 120 V | 3,4 | 208 V | 60 Hz | |
| Bahamas | A、B | 120 V | 3,4 | 208 V | 60 Hz | Some remote areas are 50 Hz. |
| Bermuda | A、B | 120 V | 3,4 | 208 V | 60 Hz | |
| Ecuador | A、B | 120 V | 3,4 | 208 V | 60 Hz | |
| Guatemala | A、B | 120 V | 3,4 | 208 V | 60 Hz | |
| Honduras | A、B | 110 V | 3,4 | 208 V | 60 Hz | |
| Liberia | A、B、C、E、F | 120 V | 3,4 | 208 V | 50 Hz | It used to be 60 Hz and now uses 50 Hz; but many private power plants still use 60 Hz. Use type A and B sockets for 110 V, and type C and F sockets for 230/240 V. No matter what kind of socket it is, it is recommended to check it with an electric meter before use. |
| Nicaragua | A、B | 120 V | 3,4 | 208 V | 60 Hz | |
| Palau | A、B | 120 V | 3 | 208 V | 60 Hz | |
| Brazil | A、B、C、I | 110 V | 3,4 | 220/380 V | 60 Hz | Dual-voltage wiring has begun to become popular in Brazil, and 110 V power supply areas have become common in I-type 220V sockets and electrical appliances. High-power-consuming equipment such as dryers have begun to use 220 V. However, depending on the region, there are several types of power supply: 110 V, 115 V, 127 V, 130 V, 220 V, and 240 V, and sometimes A, B, and C type plugs can be used (flat with rounder ends and ground pin) . Starting from 2009, Brazil will switch to J-type IEC 60906-1 plugs and sockets. |
| Aruba | A、B、F | 127 V | 3,4 | 220 V | 60 Hz | 115 V in Lago Colony area. |
| Colombia | A、B | 120 V | 3,4 | 220 V | 60 Hz | |
| mauritania | C | 220 V | 3,4 | 220 V | 50 Hz | |
| Mexico | A、B | 120 V | 3,4 | 220 V | 60 Hz | Most of the sockets are type A and the third hole of some type B sockets. The voltage will vary between 110 and 135 V. High-power-consuming equipment such as air conditioners and dryers use 240 V. |
| Peru | A、B、C | 220 V | 3 | 220 V | 60 Hz | Talara area is 110/220 V, Arequipa area is 50 Hz. |
| Surinam | C、F | 127 V | 3,4 | 220 V | 60 Hz | |
| Republic of China (Taiwan) | A、B | 110/220 V | 4 | 220 V | 60 Hz | Most sockets are type A, and the third hole (for grounding) of some type B sockets is not properly grounded (most newly built buildings after 2000 have a third hole); most electrical appliances are type A plugs, but there are also many Type B. High power consumption equipment such as air conditioners and dryers use 220V. A few households use 220 V. |
| USA | A、B | 120 V | 4 | 220 V | 60 Hz | The standard specification is 120 V, and the power supply is mostly between 114 and 126 V. 240 V/60 Hz is used for power-consuming facilities such as air conditioners, dryers, and electric ovens; buildings with multi-channel wiring can use 120 V and 240 V at the same time. It is stipulated that new or newly renovated buildings must switch to type B sockets, and sockets similar to type B but with T-shaped slots must be used in kitchens or places where electrical appliances higher than 120 are used. |
| Norway | C、F | 230 V | 3,4 | 230 V | 50 Hz | |
| Cayman Islands | A、B | 120 V | 3 | 240 V | 60 Hz | |
| costa rica | A、B | 120 V | 3,4 | 240 V | 60 Hz | |
| Panama | A、B | 110 V | 3 | 240 V | 60 Hz | The capital Panama City is 120 V. |
| Seychelles | G | 240 V | 3 | 240 V | 50 Hz | |
| Afghanistan | C、D、F | 240 V | 4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | The voltage will vary from 160 V to 280 V. |
| Angola | C | 220 V | 4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| Argentina | C、I | 220 V | 3,4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | The location of the live and ground wires of type I sockets used in this country is opposite to that in other countries. |
| Azerbaijan | C | 220 V | 4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| Bangladesh | A、C、D、G、K | 220 V | 3,4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| belarus | C | 220 V | 4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| Benin | C、E | 220 V | 4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| Bosnia and Herzegovina | C、F | 220 V | 4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| Burkina Faso | C、E | 220 V | 4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| Burundi | C、E | 220 V | 4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| Cameroon | C、E | 220 V | 4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| cape verde | C、F | 220 V | 4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| central africa | C、E | 220 V | 4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| Chad | D、E、F | 220 V | 4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| Chile | C、L | 220 V | 3,4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| People’s Republic of China | A、C、I | 220 V | 3,4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | Most sockets can be connected to types A, I, and C. Among them, the A and C-type sockets are combined into a flat socket in the middle with rounded sides, while the I-type socket is on its vertical side. Type A sockets are only suitable for plugs with two pins of the same width, but not for plugs with two pins of different widths. |
| Comoros | C、E | 220 V | 4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| the republic of Congo | C、E | 230 V | 4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| Democratic Republic of the Congo | C、D | 220 V | 4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| Cote d’Ivoire | C、E | 230 V | 4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| Democratic People’s Republic of Korea | C | 220 V | 3,4 | 380 V | 60 Hz | |
| Djibouti | C、E | 220 V | 4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| Egypt | C | 220 V | 3,4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| Equatorial Guinea | C、E | 220 V | 3,4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| Ethiopia | C、E、F | 220 V | 4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| Gabon | C | 220 V | 3,4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| georgia | C | 220 V | 4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| French Guiana | C、D、E | 220 V | 3,4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| Guinea | C、F、K | 220 V | 3,4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| Guinea-Bissau | C | 220 V | 3,4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| Hong Kong | G、D、M | 220 V | 3,4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | Plugs and sockets mainly use British standard type G. Some electrical appliances use 5 amp D type (such as extractor fans) and 15 amp M type (such as air conditioners). |
| Jordan | B、C、D | 230 V | 3,4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| Kazakhstan | C | 220 V | 3,4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| Republic of Korea | C、F | 220 V | 4 | 380 V | 60 Hz | Type C (CEE 7/17) is used in most general residences. Recently, type F is also used in offices, machine factories, hotels, and new residences. Now the standard voltage is 220 V. 110 V was used in the past but has now been eliminated; some people still install their own voltage regulators to use the previous 110V electrical appliances. Most hotels only have 220 V sockets, and a few hotels have both 110 V (types A and B) and 220 V (types C and F). The sockets and switches are the same as those in the United States. |
| Kyrgyzstan | C、F | 220 V | 3,4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| Lesotho | M | 220 V | 4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| Macao | G、D、M | 230 V | 3 | 380 V | 50 Hz | No standard form is specified. In the past, the ferries built by the Portuguese government to travel between Macau and Hong Kong used E and F types. After the transfer of sovereignty, G type began to be used, and there was also a small number of F types. The D and M types were used in old buildings and old wiring. have. |
| madagascar | C、D、E、J、K | 127 V | 3,4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| Mali | C、E | 220 V | 3,4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| Martinique | C、D、E | 220 V | 3,4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| Morocco | C、E | 127 V | 4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | Conversion to 220 V is in progress. |
| Mozambique | C、F、M | 220 V | 4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | Areas close to South Africa are mostly M-shaped, including the capital Maputo. |
| Myanmar | C、D、F、G | 230 V | 4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | Type G is mostly used by high-end hotels, and many chain hotels have announced the use of sockets that are compatible with type I and old style sockets. |
| Namibia | D、M | 220 V | 4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| new caledonia | F | 220 V | 3,4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| Niger | A、B、C、D、E、F | 220 V | 4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| Paraguay | C | 220 V | 4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| the Philippines | A、B | 220 V | 3 | 380 V | 60 Hz | Most plugs and sockets are type A, but some are type B. In Baguio City, they are 110V. |
| madeira islands | C、F | 220 V | 3,4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| Reunion | E | 220 V | 3,4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| Russia | C、F | 220 V | 4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| somalia | C | 220 V | 3,4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| Syria | C、E、L | 220 V | 3 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| Tajikistan | C、I | 220 V | 3 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| togo | C | 220 V | 4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | The capital Lome is 127 V. |
| East Timor | C、E、F、I | 220 V | 3,4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| Turkmenistan | B、F | 220 V | 3 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| Uruguay | C、F、I、L | 230 V | 3 | 380 V | 50 Hz | As computers become more popular, F-types become more and more common. Like Argentina, the live and ground wires of sockets in this country are located opposite to those in other countries. |
| Uzbekistan | C、I | 220 V | 4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| Vatican | F | 220 V | 4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | |
| Vietnam | A、C | 220 V | 4 | 380 V | 50 Hz | Type A is common in North Vietnam, and type C is common in South Vietnam. Type G is only available in luxury hotels. |
| Albania | C、F | 220 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Algeria | C、F | 230 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Andorra | C、F | 220 V | 3,4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Antigua and Barbuda | A、B | 230 V | 3,4 | 400 V | 60 Hz | The airport’s power supply is 110 V. |
| Armenia | C，F | 220 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Australia | I | 230 V | 3,4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | Since 2000, the voltage value has been changed to 230 V (with an error of +10% -6%) according to AS 60038 [Note 2] to unify the voltage specification, but 240 V is still very common and is still within the error range, so there are differences Some information still records 240 V as the main voltage. |
| Austria | C、F | 230 V | 3,4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Bahrain | G | 230 V | 3,4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | Awali area is 110 V, 60 Hz. |
| Belgium | C、E | 230 V | 3,4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Bhutan | D、F、G、M | 230 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Bolivia | A、C | 220 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | The capital La Paz and the Viacha area are 115 V. |
| Botswana | D、G、M | 231 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Bulgaria | C、F | 230 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Cambodia | A、G | 230 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Croatia | C、F | 230 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Cyprus | G | 240 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Czech Republic | C、E | 230 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Denmark | C、K、E | 230 V | 3,4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Dominica | D、G | 230 V | 3,4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| dominican | A、B | 110 V | 4 | 400 V | 60 Hz | |
| Eritrea | C | 230 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Estonia | F | 230 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| faroe islands | C、K | 220 V | 3,4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Finland | C、F | 230 V | 3,4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| France | C、E | 230 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Gambia | G | 230 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Germany | C、F | 230 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | The standard form is type F (“Schutzkontakt”, “Schuko” for short). |
| Ghana | D、G | 230 V | 3,4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Gibraltar | G、K | 240 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | Type K is used in the Danish Europort zone, while others use the British standard. |
| Greece | C、D、E、F | 230 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | The actual standard is that type F and type C are only available in old wiring. Small devices use type C plugs, and high power consumption devices use type F plugs. |
| Greenland | C、K | 220 V | 3,4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Greneda | G | 230 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Guadeloupe | C、D、E | 230 V | 3,4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Guernsey | G | 230 V | 3,4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Hungary | C、F | 230 V | 3,4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Iceland | C、F | 230 V | 3,4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| India | C、D、M | 230 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Indonesia | C、F、G | 127 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | Work is still underway to change to 230 V; type G is rare. |
| Isle of Man | C、G | 240 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Iran | C | 230 V | 3,4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Iraq | C、D、G | 230 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Ireland | G、D、M | 230 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | Type G is the prescribed standard, but D and M are still available in some old wiring; Type F is only found in older buildings. |
| Israel | C、H、M | 230 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | Most newer sockets can be connected to C, H, and M types for air conditioners. Palestine, the West Bank, and the Gaza Strip use the same form. |
| Italy | C、F、L | 230 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | Enel’s power supply is 220 V ±10%. |
| Jersey | G | 230 V | 3,4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Laos | A、B、C、E、F | 230 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Latvia | C、F | 220 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| lebanon | A、B、C、D、G | 110 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Libya | D | 127 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | Barce, Benghazi, Derna, Sebha and Tobruk areas are 230 V. |
| Liechtenstein | C、J | 230 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | Like Switzerland, it uses CEE 7/16 standard type C. |
| Lithuania | C、F | 220 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | Villa Monarchy 127 V 50 Hz |
| Luxembourg | C、F | 230 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| North Macedonia | C、F | 220 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Malawi | G | 230 V | 3,4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Maldives | A、D、G、J、K、L | 230 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| malta | G | 230 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Mauritius | C、G | 230 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| moldova | C、F | 220 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | Compatible with European and old Soviet GOST specifications. |
| Monaco | C、D、E、F | 127 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Mongolia | C、E | 230 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Montenegro | C、F | 220 V | 3,4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| montserrat | A、B | 230 V | 4 | 400 V | 60 Hz | |
| Nepal | C、D、M | 230 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Netherlands | C、F | 230 V | 3,4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| New Zealand | I | 230 V | 3,4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | The actual supply voltage is 230 V ± 6 %. |
| Pakistan | C、D、M、G | 220 V | 3 | 400 V | 50 Hz | The output of Karachi Electric Supply Company (KESC) is 240 V, 50 Hz. |
| Poland | C、E | 230 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Portugal | C、F | 220 V | 3,4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Romania | C、F | 230 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | Almost all adopt German standards. |
| Rwanda | C、J | 230 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha | G | 220-240 V | 3,4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Saint Kitts and Nevis | D、G | 230 V | 3,4 | 400 V | 60 Hz | |
| saint lucia | G | 240 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Samoa | I | 230 V | 3,4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| san marino | C、F、L | 230 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| sao tome and principe | C、F | 220 V | 3,4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Saudi Arabia | A、B、F、G | 127 V | 4 | 400 V | 60 Hz | |
| Senegal | C、D、E、K | 230 V | 3,4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Serbia | C、F | 220 V | 3,4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Sierra Leone | D、G | 230 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Singapore | G | 230 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | Air conditioners and dryers use M type; some audio-visual equipment commonly use A and C type plugs with adapters. |
| Slovakia | C、E | 230 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| slovenia | C、F | 230 V | 3,4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | High power consumption devices use 360 V. |
| South Africa | M | 220 V | 3,4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | Grahamstown, Port Elizabeth, King Williamstown are 250 V. |
| Spain | C、F | 230 V | 3,4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Sri Lanka | D、M、G | 230 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | New buildings and some high-end hotels in the Colombo area also use G type. |
| Sudan | C、D | 230 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Swaziland | M | 230 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Sweden | C、F | 230 V | 3,4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Switzerland | C、J | 230 V | 3,4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | CEE 7/16 standard type C. |
| Thailand | A、B、C | 220 V | 3,4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | Hotels and newer buildings often use type B and C combination sockets that can accept type A, B, and C plugs. Older buildings usually use type A. Type F is used for high power consumption equipment. |
| Tunisia | C、E | 230 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Türkiye | C、F | 230 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Ukraine | C、F | 230 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| United Arab Emirates | C、D、G | 220 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| U.K. | G | 230 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | The voltage value range is 230 V ±10% (207 V to 253 V). |
| Vanuatu | I | 230 V | 3,4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Saint Vincent and the Grenadines | A、C、E、G、I、K | 230 V | 3,4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Yemen | A、D、G | 230 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Zambia | C、D、G | 230 V | 4 | 400 V | 50 Hz | |
| Brunei | G | 240 V | 4 | 415 V | 50 Hz | |
| Island | I | 240 V | 3,4 | 415 V | 50 Hz | |
| Falkland Islands | G | 240 V | 4 | 415 V | 50 Hz | |
| Fiji | I | 240 V | 3,4 | 415 V | 50 Hz | |
| Kenya | I | 240 V | 4 | 415 V | 50 Hz | |
| Kiribati | I | 240 V | 3,4 | 415 V | 50 Hz | |
| Kuwait | C、G | 240 V | 4 | 415 V | 50 Hz | |
| Malaysia | M、C、G | 240 V | 4 | 415 V | 50 Hz | The socket uses British standard G type, Penang is 230 V. Air conditioners and dryers use M-type plugs; some audio-visual equipment commonly use C-type plugs. |
| Nauru | I | 240 V | 4 | 415 V | 50 Hz | |
| Nigeria | D、G | 240 V | 4 | 415 V | 50 Hz | |
| Oman | C、G | 240 V | 4 | 415 V | 50 Hz | The voltage value varies greatly. |
| papua new guinea | I | 240 V | 4 | 415 V | 50 Hz | |
| Qatar | D、G | 240 V | 3,4 | 415 V | 50 Hz | |
| Tanzania | D、G | 230 V | 3,4 | 415 V | 50 Hz | |
| Tonga | I | 240 V | 3,4 | 415 V | 50 Hz | |
| Uganda | G | 240 V | 4 | 415 V | 50 Hz | |
| Zimbabwe | D、G | 220 V | 3,4 | 415 V | 50 Hz | |
| Puerto Rico | A、B | 120 V | 3,4 | 240 V | 60 Hz |
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