Plug type F (German electrical plug)
Plug type F (German electrical plug) is the most widespread type, especially in Germany and Europe. The only difference between plug type C and type F is the protective contacts. However, if you have a type F socket outlet, you can also use the types C and E.
Design and use of the ‘German’ plug type
The German electrical plug has two round contact pins with a diameter of 4.8 millimetres, a length of 19 millimetres and a centre distance of 19 millimetres for the outer conductor and neutral conductor.
The mains voltage of the sockets in Germany is 230 volts at a frequency of 50 Hz.
Many power distribution units from GUDE are available with load sockets for the German plug, among other things, and are manufactured as standard.
Where is the Plug type F common?
Afghanistan | Algeria | Andorra |
Austria | Belarus | Bosnia and Herzegovina |
Bulgaria | Croatia | Estonia |
Finland | Germany | Greece |
Hungary | Iceland | Indonesia |
Iran | Italy/San Marino | Latvia |
Lithuania | Luxembourg | Moldova |
Mongolia | Montenegro | Mosambique |
Netherlands | Norway | North Macedonia |
Portugal | Romania | Russia |
Serbia | Slovenia | South Korea |
Spain | Sweden | Syria |
Turkey | Ukraine | Vatican State |