Electricity Plugs Explained
AU - Australian Plugs
Plug Name: AU (Australian)
Who should use the AU converter plug? People who predominantly live in Australia and New Zealand that wish to use an inflatable product that has an EU, UK or US plug.
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TIP for Australians: If the inflatable you wish to purchase does not have an AU plug option we recommend selecting the UK Plug type. The UK plug has 3 large connection points that hold much tighter than the 2 prong EU and US plugs.
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Description: 2 flat angled blades + optional flat grounding pin
Common Certifications: RCM, SAA
Plug Type: I
EU - European Plug
Plug Name: EU (European Standard)
Who should use the EU converter plug? People who predominantly live in Europe that wish to use an inflatable product that has an AU, UK or US plug.
Description: 2 round pins (xmm)
Common Certifications: CE, VDE
Plug Type: C
EU2 - European 2 Plug
Plug Name: EU2 (European Grounded)
Who should use the EU2 converter plug? People who predominantly live in Europe that wish to use an inflatable product that has an AU, UK or US plug.
Description: 2 round pins (xmm) with grounding clips or socket hole
Common Certifications: CE, VDE
Plug Type: E, F
UK - United Kingdom Plug
Plug Name: UK (United Kingdom)
Who should use the UK converter plug? People who predominantly live in the United Kingdom that wish to use an inflatable product that has an AU, EU or US plug.
Description: 3 rectanglular pins (fused)
Common Certifications: UKCA CE, BS
Plug Type: G
US - United States Plug
Plug Name: US (United States)
Who should use the US converter plug? People who predominantly live in the United States that wish to use an inflatable product that has an AU, EU, or UK plug.
Description: 2 or 3 flat prongs
Common Certifications: UL, ETL
Plug Type: Type A (2-prong) or Type B (3-prong)