The UK and South Africa use different plugs. The UK uses the 3-pin plug while South Africa uses the round pin plug.
The 3-pin plug is a three-pronged plug that has a round hole in the middle. The round pin is a two-pronged plug with a round hole in the middle. Round pins are used in countries such as Australia, New Zealand, China and Argentina.
What type of power plug do I need in South Africa?
The power plugs in South Africa are 220-240 volts with 50 Hz. The plugs are mostly Type D and Type M, but there are a few exceptions to this rule. You might need to bring a power converter.
What are the electrical outlets like in South Africa?
The electrical outlets in South Africa are mostly of type G and type D. Type G is used in most parts of the country and it is the most common. Type D outlets are mainly found in some parts of the country, such as Durban and Port Elizabeth.
What type of sockets are there in South Africa?
The type N socket and plug are the official standards in South Africa. Type C plugs are also official, but not Type C sockets.
