What kind of plug is this?

[txwhitetail]

Looking for the name for this plug so I can get some type of adapter.






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[Let's go Brandon!]

A CEE 7/7

http://www.plugsocketmuseum.nl/EFhybrid.html

[spliffnwesson]

Looks like that is the adapter for a universal plug that is sold with different plugs for overseas electrical outlets.

[Let's go Brandon!]

adapter

http://internationalconfig.com/icc6.asp?item=30110

[txwhitetail]

Thanks its on a german belt grinder.

[Texantax]

Why not just cut it off and wire in a standard plug?

[JES]

That’s not 120V, that’s a European plug, 220v.

[Bowtech38]

That’s not 120V, that’s a European plug, 220v.

This here

[randal]

European plug

[txwhitetail]

That’s not 120V, that’s a European plug, 220v.

Yes 220

[sailor]

Thanks its on a german belt grinder.

Something to think about...
If, I remember correctly..
Europe electrical, does not run on 60 cycles.
So your belt grinder motor, may or may not survive....

[Rick]

that is a 220V plug use in Europe

look at the tag on the grinder, it probably needs 220

[JES]

I think it’s 220.

[txwhitetail]

that is a 220V plug use in Europe

look at the tag on the grinder, it probably needs 220

Yes it does. It is a 220 motor.

Its a Fein brand sold in the US I am surprised it has that plug.

[bakin7005]

Something to think about...
If, I remember correctly..
Europe electrical, does not run on 60 cycles.
So your belt grinder motor, may or may not survive....

This.

Europe is 50Hz. We are 60Hz. It could damage the motor. The data plate should tell you what the cycles are.

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