2119805-2

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2119805-2, commonly known as a two-pin ‘EU standard’ plug, is most commonly used in household appliances and other electrical equipment with its widespread use in countries around the world. It is one of the most common plugs and connectors worldwide.

This plug is designed according to the European standard IEC 60320 and is also known as a “CEE 7/16” plug. It is recognizable by its small size and thin, round body. It is intended for use in low-power circuits with a voltage of up to 250 volts and currents of up to 16 amperes.

The two-pin plug has two circular conductors, each with a diameter of 4.0 millimeters (mm). One conductor is insulated with an outer diameter of 6.35 mm and the other with an outer diameter of 4.8 mm. The blades are 5.5 mm long, angled at 45° at the tips and spaced 19 mm apart. A ground pin is also connected to the ground prong.

It is designed with two safety features to prevent accidental contact with live components. The first is a locking sleeve which covers the pins when plugged in, preventing direct contact with them. The second is an insulated plastic sheath, usually yellow in color, which covers the blades, preventing contact with a live circuit. This sheath also makes it easy to identify the plug.

The most common application of this plug is in household appliances and electrical equipment. It is also widely used in electronic devices such as computers, speakers, televisions, washers, dryers, and many more. In addition, the plug can also be used in construction and industrial settings.

The working principle of this plug is based on electricity transferring from the wall outlet to the appliance or device being used. The two-pin plug allows current to pass through in one direction only, thus preventing a user from receiving an electric shock when touching the metal parts. The live/neutral connection between the plug and the wall outlet is secured by the locking sleeve, which covers the blades when inserted.

The two-pin plug is an essential part of any household electrical appliances and electronic devices. Its small size and design make it highly convenient for use in a variety of applications. With its widespread use, it has proven to be a reliable and safe way to transfer current between wall outlets and other electrical components.

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