The British plug serves the same point as an inset because there’s a bit of non-conductive material on the plug itself that goes into the wall. If it’s not fully inserted then the only thing showing is the non-conductive material.
It also has the thickest metal on the plug as far as I know. It’s probably the only thing that the British have ever engineered better than the Germans.
The British plug serves the same point as an inset because there’s a bit of non-conductive material on the plug itself that goes into the wall. If it’s not fully inserted then the only thing showing is the non-conductive material.
It also has the thickest metal on the plug as far as I know. It’s probably the only thing that the British have ever engineered better than the Germans.