Why 220v in the Philippines and 110v to the other country?
Because it's more dangerous to use 220V than to use 110V.
I am building a house in an area (Manila, Philippines) that is 220V, however I would like to install outlets that are 110V as well. The system here is similar to that of the US. What steps need to be taken to create a dual system?
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