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That usually has to do with the fact that American appliances are 110 V for everything but ovens and dryers
We have 110 /120 as our standard regular voltage also
I meant North American.
If you read my comment I was saying USA electronics sometimes can't be sold in Canada due to not meeting Canadian (higher) standards.
I did read your comment. But since youโd rather be childish and insulting than have an adult conversation, Iโm just going to block you now.