Discuss Why does 13A plug and socket system have flat pins when most others are round? in the UK Electrical Forum area at ElectriciansForums.net

My old gran had something like that, but it was white with 2 15A round pin sockets and a 5A on top.
So if you moved into a house with them new fangled square pins, you could plug in your old appliances.

I think she also had an iron that worked off a bayonet lamp fitting…
 

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