Key:socket:multi:type

socket:multi:type
Description
The types of plugs a multi-standard receptacle accepts.
Group: power
Used on these elements
Requires
socket:multi
Implies
power_supply=yes
Useful combination
amenity=charging_station man_made=charge_point amenity=device_charging_station power=outlet
Status: in use
socket:multi:type=* More details at taginfo
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A socket:multi:type denotes the types of plugs a multi-standard socket can accept. See the image gallery of multi-standard sockets for possible variations of this concept.

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Examples

Key	Value	Description	Photo
socket:multi:type	nema_1_15;typec	Accepts unearthed North American plugs ( NEMA 1-15) and Europlugs (CEE 7/1 and CEE 7/16). Technically also accepts CEE 7/6 (Type E) and CEE 7/4 (Type F or Schuko).	A socket with two receptacles that accept both North American and contiguous European plugs.
socket:multi:type	nema_5_15;typec	Accepts earthed North American plugs ( NEMA 5-15) and unearthed Europlugs (CEE 7/1 and CEE 7/16). Technically also accepts CEE 7/6 (Type E) and CEE 7/4 (Type F or Schuko).	A socket with two receptacles that accept both earthed North American and unearthed European plugs.
socket:multi:type	nema_14_20;typee;bs1363	Accepts plugs from the design standards used in North America (the NEMA set; Types A and B), continental Europe (the entire CEE 7 set; Types C, E and F), the Commonwealth (the BS set; Types D, G and M), and Australasia (the Type I).	A socket with one receptacle that accepts North American, contiguous European, British and Australian plugs.

Tags used in combination

• amenity=charging_station
• man_made=charge_point
• amenity=device_charging_station
• power=outlet
• socket:multi

Possible tagging mistakes

socket:multi:type=nema_1_15;schuko

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• socket:multi:type=nema_1_15;schuko🔎 ‒ Technically possible, but use nema_1_15;typec for equivalency of plug types.

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socket:multi:type=nema_5_15;schuko

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More details at taginfo

• socket:multi:type=nema_5_15;schuko🔎 ‒ Technically possible, but use typec for equivalency of plug types.

If you know places with this tag, verify if it could be tagged with another tag.
Automated edits are strongly discouraged unless you really know what you are doing!