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Travel plug & adapter finder
Find the common socket types, voltage and frequency at your destination. Match these with the markings on your own plug and device.
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How to use this result
Country references describe common sockets, not every wall outlet. Match the actual plug and device label. The letters alone do not confirm earthing, current rating or suitability for high-power appliances.
Adapters change the physical connection. They do not convert voltage or frequency. A 100–240 V, 50/60 Hz marking commonly appears on chargers; use your actual label, not a device-type assumption.
Sources & data
Country supply data adapted from plugverdict.com, licensed CC BY 4.0. Country quality flags are retained; photographs and compatibility verdicts are not reused.
Data retrieved: 2026-10-22T08:18:18+00:00
Questions about this tool
Will a travel adapter change voltage?
No. An adapter changes the connection. Check the input voltage and frequency printed on your device before using it.
Why does a country have several socket letters?
Countries can have mixed installations. Hotels, older buildings and regions may differ. Match your accommodation’s sockets as well as the general reference.
Why is compatibility sometimes unknown?
The source may be incomplete or conflicting, or your device label has not been entered. The tool keeps that uncertainty visible rather than assuming compatibility.
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