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telecom41 Há vários colegas recomendando o plug União Européia para usar no Brasil, e quem seguir este conselho terá um cabo inútil no Brasil, como você sinalizou! Este plug é o da Europa Continental de 230V 16Amperes, com exceção da Suíça e Lietschteintein, que usam plugs quase iguais aos do Brasil. Por ser de 16A, tem pinos de 4,4mm, e entrariam nas nossas tomadas de 20A (4,8mm) mas não de 10A (4mm), mas é plano e os pinos não tem profundidade suficiente para fazer contato. Nunca vi estes adaptadores para tomadas européias a venda no Brasil. Se tivesse optado pelo cabo NEMA 5-15p ( Ficha dos EUA - a antiga tomada de computadores no Brasil), seria só adquirir um adaptador, que é fácil de ser encontrado. No caso de receber um cabo com o plugue europeu, recomendo comprar um cabo de "computador" padrão NBR14136 (o cabo Brasil - Importante: COM TERRA, para evitar de queimar componentes sensíveis ao usar o excelente ferro de solda desta estação). Aliás, também estou muito satisfeito com este produto!