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# 237850 20-Jun-2018 20:57
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Came across a good time limited deal on Wi-Fi smart plugs, 3  plug options:

 

US, UK, EU 

 

could someone tell me which is the correct one to choose for here in New Zealand?

 

 

 

 

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  # 2041348 20-Jun-2018 20:58
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Neither. You want AU - the bottom right one.




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  # 2041349 20-Jun-2018 20:58
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None of the above?

 
 
 
 


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  # 2041355 20-Jun-2018 21:07
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I thought that it should be AU but alas that is not presented as an option.

 

Many thanks for the replies.

 

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  # 2041441 20-Jun-2018 23:58
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Our plug is also used in some parts of China, so the bottom right one might fall under China if that's an option?




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  # 2042123 22-Jun-2018 08:25

Argentina and some Pacific island countries also use the same plug as NZ.





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