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Add Brazilian power outlet standard #13009

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BrunoBlanes opened this issue Jun 26, 2023 · 5 comments · Fixed by #13012
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Add Brazilian power outlet standard #13009

BrunoBlanes opened this issue Jun 26, 2023 · 5 comments · Fixed by #13012
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@BrunoBlanes
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NetBox version

v3.5.4

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Data model extension

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Add Brazilian power outlet standard as a power outlet type.

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Power outlets in Brazil are standardized by the Brazilian Association of Technical Standards (ABNT - Associação Brasileira de Normas Técnicas).
Our outlets were standardized in 2006 and have been enforced since 2011, making every manufacture that wishes to sell its products within national territory to comply with it. The standard is called NBR 14136 and is based on the IEC 60906-1 standard.

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@BrunoBlanes BrunoBlanes added the type: feature Introduction of new functionality to the application label Jun 26, 2023
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DanSheps commented Jun 26, 2023

What is the difference between the two?

From my (limited) look, there isn't much difference

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BrunoBlanes commented Jun 26, 2023

The main difference is that while the European is limited to 16A, our standard defines two types of plugs:

  • 10A (4mm pins)
  • 20A (4.8mm pins)

That was made in order to stop users from overloading circuits.

Also, our standard does not allow for a flat pin format, there's no layout difference for different circuit voltage.

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So you would need two plugs, correct?

@DanSheps DanSheps added status: accepted This issue has been accepted for implementation status: needs owner This issue is tentatively accepted pending a volunteer committed to its implementation and removed status: accepted This issue has been accepted for implementation labels Jun 26, 2023
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Mostly, if your equipment is rated for 10A+, it would need to have a 20A plug, otherwise 10A.
So yes, two new plug types.

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I could take this issue if you'd like.

@abhi1693 abhi1693 added status: accepted This issue has been accepted for implementation and removed status: needs owner This issue is tentatively accepted pending a volunteer committed to its implementation labels Jun 26, 2023
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