Ppp Posted October 17, 2018 Posted October 17, 2018 Hi all, traveling to Korea next month. Will I need a power adapter for my appliances? Quote
0 kino Posted October 17, 2018 Posted October 17, 2018 Yes, this is a common universal travel adapter, and will usually get you by just fine. They cost between $3 to $10 and you can pick it up at most airport travel shops or get one at your nearby electronics shop. Know your volts Be sure to know what your voltage is in your home country. Just google: "Power voltage _______ (country)" But Korea's power voltage is 220 Volts (the strength of the electrical current) in the USA it is 120 V. Most devices like laptops and mobile phones will automatically adjust, but other appliances like hair dryers and blenders won't, so don't bring those to Korea. You could damage them, shock your self, or blow a fuse and knock out the electricity. 2 Quote
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Hi all,
traveling to Korea next month. Will I need a power adapter for my appliances?
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