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• Home • General information about this website • History of the Italian electrical system • Electrical safety features to protect against shocks • Safety shutters • Sleeved pins (and recessed sockets) • Earthing / grounding • Double insulation • RCDs / GFCIs • History of electrical safety in Italy
Plugs and sockets • European non-earthed plugs and sockets • German "Schuko" plugs and sockets (Type F) • French-style plugs and sockets (Type E) • Europlugs (Type C) • North American plugs and sockets (Types A and B) • Japanese plugs and sockets (Types A and B) • UK plugs and sockets (Type G) • Italian plugs and sockets (Type L) • Danish plugs and sockets (Type K) • Swiss plugs and sockets (Type J) • Israeli plugs (Type H) • IEC 60309 industrial plugs • Other heavy-duty plugs and sockets	CEE 7/1 and 7/2 CEE 7/3 and 7/4 CEE 7/5 and 7/6 CEE 7/16 NEMA standards JIS C 8303 BS 1363 CEI 23-50 Section 107-2-D1 SN 441011 SI32 IEC 60309
Plugs and sockets from Italy • Modern Italian plugs and sockets • Vintage Italian plugs and adaptors • Old industrial/heavy-duty plugs • Vintage Italian electrical accessories (sockets and light switches) • Surface-mount devices • Devices for round boxes (early items) • Devices for round boxes (later items) • Devices for rectangular boxes • BTicino "Magic" safety plugs and sockets
Other electrical accessories (light switches, etc.) • Continental European electrical accessories • Electrical accessories from the UK and Ireland • North American electrical accessories
Electrical installations and breaker boxes • European fuses and vintage breakers • Diazed fuses used in many European countries • Neozed fuses • DL fuses (East Germany) • Vintage breakers • Vintage Italian fuse holders • Vintage Italian breakers • Early types of RCDs in Italy • North American fuses and breakers • Wiring and power distribution • Earthing systems (TT, TN-C-S, etc.) • Wall boxes • Power meters and supplier's cutouts
Other pages • Other and unusual items • Travel adaptors and the dangers they may pose • Image gallery - a closer look at certain items • Technical terminology used on this website • Unusual electrical features found around the world • Links to other websites
Unfinished pages (work in progress) • European breaker panels