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Name:
Brazil 2Pin Plug
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Standard:
NBR14136
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Application:
For household appliance
Cable Type
| Cable Standard | Cross Section | Rating |
|---|---|---|
| H05VV-F / H05VVH2-F | 2 × 1.00mm² | 12A 250V |
| H05VV-F | 2 × 1.50mm² | 16A 250V |
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Name:
Brazil 3Pin Plug
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Standard:
NBR14136
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Application:
For household appliance
Cable Type
| Cable Standard | Cross Section | Rating |
|---|---|---|
| H05VV-F / H05V2V2-F / H05RR-F / H05RN-F | 3 × 1.00mm² | 12A 250V |
| H05VV-F / H05V2V2-F / H05RR-F | 3 × 1.50mm² | 16A 250V |
Frequently Asked Questions
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What standard do Brazil plugs comply with?
Both the Brazil 2Pin and 3Pin plugs comply with the NBR14136 standard, which is the official Brazilian technical standard for electrical plugs and socket-outlets.
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What is the difference between the Brazil 2Pin and 3Pin plug?
The 2Pin plug is used for ungrounded connections and typically supports up to 12A or 16A at 250V. The 3Pin plug includes a grounding pin, providing additional safety for household appliances and supports the same voltage ratings.
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What cable types are compatible with these Brazil plugs?
Compatible cable types include H05VV-F, H05VVH2-F, H05V2V2-F, H05RR-F, and H05RN-F, with cross-sections of 1.00mm² or 1.50mm² depending on the current rating required.
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What appliances are these Brazil plugs suitable for?
These plugs are designed for general household appliances, including but not limited to televisions, fans, lamps, kitchen appliances, and other standard domestic electrical equipment used in Brazil.
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What is the maximum current and voltage rating for these plugs?
The plugs support a maximum rating of 16A at 250V when used with a 1.50mm² cross-section cable (H05VV-F). For 1.00mm² cables, the rating is 12A at 250V.
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Can these plugs be used outside of Brazil?
These plugs are specifically designed to meet the NBR14136 Brazilian standard and are intended for use in Brazil. Using them in other countries may not be compatible with local socket standards and could pose safety risks.