All plug types from A to O

Two-pin plug with parallel flat contacts.

Common in: North and Central America, Japan

Like Type A, with an additional round earth pin.

Common in: United States, Canada, Mexico

Two-pin Europlug with two round contacts.

Common in: Much of Europe and many other countries

Three round contacts in a large triangular arrangement.

Common in: India, Nepal, Sri Lanka

Two round contacts with an earth pin in the socket.

Common in: France, Belgium, Poland, Czechia

Two round contacts with side earth clips.

Common in: Germany and many European countries

Three rectangular pins; plugs normally include a fuse.

Common in: United Kingdom, Ireland, Malta, Hong Kong

Three round contacts in a Y-shaped arrangement.

Common in: Israel and the Palestinian territories

Two angled flat contacts, often with an earth pin.

Common in: Australia, New Zealand, China, Argentina

Three round contacts in a compact offset arrangement.

Common in: Switzerland, Liechtenstein

Two round contacts with a separate earth contact.

Common in: Denmark and Greenland

Three round contacts in a straight line.

Common in: Italy, San Marino, Vatican City

Three large round contacts in a triangular arrangement.

Common in: South Africa and parts of southern Africa

Three round contacts in a compact triangular arrangement.

Common in: Brazil and South Africa (newer standard)

Three round contacts in a triangular arrangement, designed for Thailand.

Common in: Thailand