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BS 1363 (British Standard) is the standard that defines what is colloquially called the 13 amp plug, which is the most common type of mains power plug in the British Isles.
Other plug types such as IEC 309 and BS546 are only seen in old installations and specialised applications where either the BS 1363 plug is unsuitable or where mateability with the standard variety is not desired.
In some continental European countries (e.g., Germany), the BS 1363 system is today often used for low-voltage (12 V or 24 V) DC connections in photovoltaic systems, because it provides easily available high-current connectors with fixed polarity that are incompatible with the schuko system and europlugs.
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