Different standards of electrical and safety

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Different standards of electrical and safety refer to the varying regulations and guidelines set by different countries or organizations.

Electrical standards may differ in terms of voltage, frequency, and plug types.
Safety standards may vary in terms of building codes, fire safety regulations, and product safety requirements.
Examples of different electrical and safety standards include the European Union's CE marking, the United States' UL certification, and Japan's PSE mark.
Adhering to different standards may require different equipment, training, and certifications.
It is important to understand and comply with the relevant standards in order to ensure safety and avoid legal issues.

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