American power plug
Is there an American plug? In North and Central America, power plug A and B are most commonly used. Power plug A has two flat pins and one of them is smaller. It is very similar to the Japanese plug. The Japanese plug has one thinner pin. The type B plug has two flat pins and one of them is smaller than the type A plug, but in addition has a third earth pin which is slightly longer.List of countries in North and Central America that support plug type A or B.
The vast majority of countries in Central and North America support plug type A or B.-
Anguilla
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Aruba
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Bahamas
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Barbados
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Belize
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Bermuda
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Bonaire
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British Virgin Islands
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Canada
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Cayman Islands
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Costa Rica
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Cuba
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Curacao
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Dominican Republic
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El Salvador
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Guatemala
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Haiti
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Honduras
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Jamaica
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Mexico
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Montserrat
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Nicaragua
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Panama
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Puerto Rico
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Saint Kitts and Nevis
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Saint Vincent and the GrenadinesACEGIK
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Sint Maarten
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Trinidad and Tobago
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Turks and Caicos Islands
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United States