Key:power_supply
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 power_supply
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To describe sockets for power-supplies (e.g. on campsites) 
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| Group: power |
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This page is based on the Proposed features/Extend camp site from 2009-12-11 to describe sockets for power-supplies (e.g. on campsites).
Definition
- Please note: The tag values are still under discussion.
- There is no Proposal page for
power_supply=*yet, please refer to the camp site proposal instead. - Main point of the discussion is: Which norm shall be used as tag and if capital letters shall be allowed.
power_supply=yes/no/type Socket type if known, otherwise just yes
+ power_supply:voltage=value e.g. 230 or 120 or 400 (Unit V is not written)
+ power_supply:frequency=value e.g. 50 or 60 (Unit Hz is not written)
+ power_supply:maxcurrent=value e.g. 10 or 16 (Unit A is not written); maxcurrent of this supply, not of the socket-type!
+ power_supply:schedule=value e.g. 19:00-23:00 or intermittent
power_supply=yes- means, there is a power supply available (e.g. on a camp_site), but socket type is unknownpower_supply=no- means, there is no power supply availablepower_supply=type- type of power supply socket (see below)
Tag values for type of sockets
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Specific plug types (i.e. values other that power_supply=yes or power_supply=no) are deprecated duplicate of much more popular and versatile socket=*. |
The tagging should be based on the following wiki page: 
Mains power around the world
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See also
electricity=*power=*socket=*