How's that any different than a nema 14 series with 2 hots, neutral, and ground? Provided the two hots and neutral all come from the same source.
Now if they made a single yoke 120v + 277v that would be bad....
120/240 outlet
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How's that any different than a nema 14 series with 2 hots, neutral, and ground? Provided the two hots and neutral all come from the same source.
Now if they made a single yoke 120v + 277v that would be bad....
How about this little guy
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When I was in London, my hotel bathroom has a recep like this. But my understanding of that particular device was that it had a transformer built in. It wouldn’t power my wife’s hairdryer but it would charge my beard trimmer. It’s called a shaver receptacle. But the one I linked is hardwired for 120 or 240.
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It’s power-limited. Commonly called a “shaver receptacle.”
In the UK, bathrooms have no normal electrical power other than the light fixture and possibly a towel warmer. Even the light switch is usually outside the door.
@Besoeker3 could probably provide a more accurate depiction.
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