Electrical Current and Plug Types by Country
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Bolivia
Voltage used in Bolivia is 115V & 220V & 230V / 50Hz. Plugs and outlets used are Type A and Type C.
Brazil
Voltage used in Brazil is 110V & 220V / 60Hz. Plugs and outlets used are Type A, Type B and Type C.
Croatia
Voltage used in Croatia is 230V / 50Hz. Plugs and outlets used are Type C and Type F.
El Salvador
Voltage used in El Salvador is 115V / 60Hz. Plugs and outlets used are Type A, Type G, Type I, Type J, and Type L.
Guatemala
Voltage used in Guatemala is 120V / 60Hz. Plugs and outlets used are Type A, Type B, Type G, and Type I.
Iceland
Voltage used in Iceland is 230V / 50Hz. Plugs and outlets used are Type C and Type F.
Morocco
Voltage used in Morocco is 127V & 220V / 50Hz. Plugs and outlets used are Type C and Type E.
Uruguay
Voltage used in Uruguay is 220V / 50Hz. Plugs and outlets used are Type C, Type F, Type I, and Type L.
Venezuela
Voltage used in Venezuela is 120V / 60Hz. Plugs and outlets used are Type A and Type B.
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