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[Gardner]

Well now we know where your designing it for.

IEC 60906-1 'N' socket & plug wasn't fully adopted in Brazil and as far as I remember there are quite a few variations still in use around the country. I think you are basically on an hiding to nothing here. It looks like Brazil could be like many countries, they seem to take standards from bits and pieces all over, until they confrim a direction they want to go. Saudi are now adopting the European Standard. 380/220 60hz. It is rare now to have 220/127 anywhere. But 20 yrs ago it was a mish mash of standards.

Isnt Saudi Arabia still 127/220?

 

[malcolmsanford]

Very very rarely now. As I said all new Tx's are utilising 380/220v

Standardizing Saudi Home Electricity | Crossroads Arabia

This came into effect 3 yrs ago

 

[Farmelectrics]

im lost ha ha

 

[Gardner]

Very very rarely now. As I said all new Tx's are utilising 380/220v

Standardizing Saudi Home Electricity | Crossroads Arabia

This came into effect 3 yrs ago

I cant see all the existing transformers being replaced at once with 220/380. My understanding is that existing 127/220 supplies were retrofitted with DP MCBs to supply thievery with 220.

 

[ian.settle1]

Now you know what we are thinking.

 

[Gardner]

Now you know what we are thinking.

I know, but the regs should be straight forward.