Utility – Energy Specifications Around the Globe (Voltage, Frequency and Plugs)

Intend to travel somewhere in the globe and have doubt if your devices will work?

Fear no more! Here a very light and condensed list to help you keep your devices safe when traveling to another country!

Plugs will be added soon.

Important Tips:

• Always check Voltage and Frequency specifications on your devices, both are extremely important and may damage your device or make it heat/work poorly if used incorrectly.
• Devices called Bi-Volt works with two different voltages, normally 127/220V, but check it’s ranges even in this case.
• If your device is “near” the expected voltage, don’t assume it will work. Check on fabric specs to ensure it has or nor a range to work with.
  e.g.: If it says: 220V±5%, that means the device can work with a variation of 5% to +(more) or -(less), in this particular example: 209V-231V (Bringing it to real numbers, your device would work perfectly fine from 210V-230V)
• Even the country standing a “standard” there are rare situations where the hotel/house/commercial/industry you are in may have their own source of energy demanding you to understand what are that plug specifications before proceeding it.
• Some hotels or companies may have different energy plugs with different Voltage/Frequency due to some special need of them or their clients. Always ask this information before plug your devices.

Attention: ALWAYS double-check the Voltage and Frequency of the place you are traveling as well as the plug type.
This list is intended to help you with tips and public information, but we do not take responsibility for any damage on your devices as either errors on it.
Remember, energy is the blood of your electronics. Always use the correct blood type to ensure your device works flawlessly 😉