Going to Norway. Which plug do I purchase? Jim C
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This one works in Norway. http://www.amazon.com/TRAVEL-PORTUGAL-NETHERLANDS-BUILT-IN-PROTECTOR/dp/B00343NWCS/ref=cm_cd_al_qh_dp_t
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I checked and the unit does come with a US to Europe adapter plug, so you'll be good to go.
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The adaptor I used was a type G, for Ireland and the UK. According to Trip Advisor, the type C two-pin plug will work in all four of the countries you mention.
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You need a type C adapter for Spain and type G for London and the UK. Remember that these are only adapters to change the plug and they will not alter the voltage or frequency of the current. Make sure your device is rated for 220 or 240 volts and 50Hz before plugging it in. If your device isn't rated for the higher voltage, be sure to purchase a power converter.
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There are 3 different plugs for that area. They can also have good ol' USA 110v plugs. Amazon sells this 3 pack "Ceptics Grounded Universal Plug Adapter for Europe (Schuko) (Type E/F) - 3 Pack for $7. If you need it sooner I would try Radio Shack.
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The International version comes with a funny power plug too. For European outlets.
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t.holmes@zonnet.nlI have a few and will be happy to send one to Norway from the Netherlands.
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if you type universal plug for norway it will give you all the options that would, not sure if these do.
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Apparently there are two kinds of plugs in use in Russia - the European 2-prong variety and an older style. A guide book would probably have current information about the plugs you'll need in the area you're visiting.
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Look at this website www.walkabouttravelgear.com You can buy a small plug power convertor to match your needs overseas. I hope this helps.
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Hi everyone! I actually started this thread ages ago and got a notice about the last post so I thought I would chime in. :)I ended up buying a GHD in the end. It is UK plug, so when I use it home, I have to use a plug converter. Nothing electric, just to make is usable in the US plug (2 spoke vs 3 spoke). It works wonderfully, but plan on getting the plug changed over since the UK (3 prong) is MASSIVEEEE and heavy and a pain. But my hair looks wonderful! Look into the GHD. They are ALL "Universal voltage", so all you need is the plug converter which you typically get in those travel kits with adapters/ converters. Hi everyone! I actually started this thread ages ago and got a notice about the last post so I thought I would chime in. :)I ended up buying a GHD in the end. It is UK plug, so when I use it home, I have to use a plug converter. Nothing electric, just to make is usable in the US plug (2 spoke vs 3 spoke). It works wonderfully, but plan on getting the plug changed over since the UK (3 prong) is MASSIVEEEE and heavy and a pain. But my hair looks wonderful! Look into the GHD. They are ALL "Universal voltage", so all you need is the plug converter which you... » Read More Hi everyone! I actually started this thread ages ago and got a notice about the last post so I thought I would chime in. :)I ended up buying a GHD in the end. It is UK plug, so when I use it home, I have to use a plug converter. Nothing electric, just to make is usable in the US plug (2 spoke vs 3 spoke). It works wonderfully, but plan on getting the plug changed over since the UK (3 prong) is MASSIVEEEE and heavy and a pain. But my hair looks wonderful! Look into the GHD. They are ALL "Universal voltage", so all you need is the plug converter which you typically get in those travel kits with adapters/ converters. « Show Less
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Get a QUALITY international travel charger. It will cover the majority of countries.
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I can't give you that information from firsthand experience, but since it performed equally well in Zambia, Botswana and South Africa, I would expect that plug will also work well in Namibia. Worth googling to find out if Namibia and SA have the same plug configuration. Most resorts also feature multiple outlet power strips for visitors from abroad.
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Just checked for you and some of Turkey may use a different plug type ( as well as this one ) . Google it and double check .Egypt is fine .Again , email your hotel .Any more questions - feel free .
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It worked very well in the Middle East but you will need an adapter for the plug for Denmark. No changes to the voltage are required. Very nice!!
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I'm from Norway but study in the states so I travel back and forth when I have vacation and you can just buy a cheap plug. The power brick takes care of all the voltage conversions. This applies to all laptops.
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I have ordered mine through the US side of amazon.com and they have both an us plug - what make sense.But the plug is made for 120-240 V and 50/60 Hz and with it you can use this internationally. You just need a little adapter for Europe (no converter!) for 2$.I'm commuting and therefor bought a second one because I'm so satisfied with them!