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Everything About Using Electrical Power in Other Countries
World Power Outlets, Plugs, & Sockets
Everything You'll Need to Know for Your Travels (and then some!)
Basic Level
Electronic devices nowadays are almost all voltage sensing and switching. Computers, phones, USB chargers, tablets, etc. DO NOT NEED a voltage transformer. You can just plug them in with an adapter that just changes the physical plug and be on your way.
The big exceptions for this are anything that contains a heater: blow dryers, space heaters, heated blankets. Plugging these in can be dangerous and can cause fires. Even using voltage transformers will not always help, as they need to scale with the draw of the device. My recommendation is to bring nothing on your travels that has a heating element. If you need hot tea in your room, or can't sleep without a heated blanket, purchase or borrow those items in the region you will be staying and do not bring your own.
The Third Prong
If the plug for your device only has two prongs, it doesn't need the third grounding prong. For ungrounded devices, these two adapters will get your power everywhere in the world except for the UK, Australia, Argentina, and a few less commonly visited destinations.
US 2-Prong Euro 2-ProngI don't know if the UK has any 2-prong sockets, but I've never seen one. So you'll need this beast for the UK and a few other countries.
UK 3-prongArgentina, Australia, and ___ use this plug with angled prongs.
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Two-Prong / Un-Grounded / Un-Earthed
Type A: US 2-prong
Type C: Euro 2-prong
Type I: angled 2 AND 3 prong
Three-Prong / Grounded / Earthed
B: US grounded
D,E,F,G,H,I (refers to both),J,K,L,M,N,O
Type I Australia, Argentina
I1: Australia/New Zealand AS/NZS 3112
I8: Australia Ungrounded
Interpower National Power Mains This is a good one
Should I get this downloadable print guide? Interpower Plug and Socket List
The plugs on post are mostly Type C/F, same as in most of Europe: Word Standards List
Interpower Guide List Very long - all world countries.
Good data here: https://www.lightningbugelectric.com/blog/2021/april/what-plugs-are-used-in-different-countries-/
Good data here: https://www.worldstandards.eu/electricity/plugs-and-sockets/
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