plugs for Germany, Denmark and Latvia
#1
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I'm going to be traveling to Germany, Denmark and Latvia next month. I
would be most grateful if someone could tell me if all three countries
use the same style electrical plug, or if I need to purchase two or
three adapters. I'm coming from the US, so I know I need the 110/220
converter, but unsure about the plugs.
Many thanks!
Bruce
"Well the main thing is the plugs, good British plugs. All this American
rig, wrong voltage"
would be most grateful if someone could tell me if all three countries
use the same style electrical plug, or if I need to purchase two or
three adapters. I'm coming from the US, so I know I need the 110/220
converter, but unsure about the plugs.
Many thanks!
Bruce
"Well the main thing is the plugs, good British plugs. All this American
rig, wrong voltage"
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Hi!
Bruce Dumes wrote:
> I'm going to be traveling to Germany, Denmark and Latvia next month. I
> would be most grateful if someone could tell me if all three countries
> use the same style electrical plug, or if I need to purchase two or
> three adapters. I'm coming from the US, so I know I need the 110/220
> converter, but unsure about the plugs.
see:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domesti...gs_and_sockets
So if you only need low current the Europlug will work everywhere
you are going (2 4 mm pins 19 mm apart each 19 mm long).
If you need 10 or 16 A it's getting more complicated ...
brgds
--
Gunter Herrmann
Orlando, Florida, USA
Bruce Dumes wrote:
> I'm going to be traveling to Germany, Denmark and Latvia next month. I
> would be most grateful if someone could tell me if all three countries
> use the same style electrical plug, or if I need to purchase two or
> three adapters. I'm coming from the US, so I know I need the 110/220
> converter, but unsure about the plugs.
see:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domesti...gs_and_sockets
So if you only need low current the Europlug will work everywhere
you are going (2 4 mm pins 19 mm apart each 19 mm long).
If you need 10 or 16 A it's getting more complicated ...
brgds
--
Gunter Herrmann
Orlando, Florida, USA




