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  "published":"2024-01-17T20:25:33.846Z",
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  "content":"<p>Nowadays almost all electrical devices sold in central/western Europe have plugs of typ E+F a.k.a. \"CEE 7/7\", meaning you can plug it in any socket E as well as F and all 3 contacts are connected.<br>But why is it there exists no wall socket combining E+F, making sure that all plugs of Type E, F and E+F have (at least) one connection to PE/Ground? Like just a normal F-type socket with an additional central ground prong. (only the really old \"pure\" E-type plugs wouldn't fit due to the outside PE contacts, but I haven't see any of those in the last 15 years, certainly not in my household)<br></p><figure><img src=\"https://sozial.dezern.at/uploads/ccffc07c/16b0/41dc/1.jpeg\" width=\"583\" height=\"373\"><figcaption><span class=\"attachment__name\">plug_E+F.jpeg</span> <span class=\"attachment__size\">26.06 KB</span></figcaption></figure>",
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  "type":"Note",
  "id":"https://sozial.dezern.at/objects/4sajdiqXFow"
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