Are you planning a trip to Ireland?
Ireland uses type G power sockets. The standard frequency is 50 Hz and the voltage is 230 V.
What are the power outlets in Ireland?
Ireland uses type G power sockets. See the images below.
Type G: This type of plug is of British origin. Only the G plug can be inserted into this socket.
Buy a travel power adapter.
Power outlet adapters are not for sale here. We advise you to go to Amazon where you will find a wide variety of travel adapters.
What is the frequency and voltage in Ireland?
The standard voltage and frequency in Ireland is 230 V and 50 Hz. If the standard voltage in your country is between 220 and 240 V (as is the case in the UK, Europe, Australia and the majority of Asian and African countries), you can use your electrical equipment in Ireland. These minor variations are taken into account by the manufacturers. You need a voltage converter in Ireland if the standard voltage in your country is between 100V and 127V (as is the case in the USA, Canada and the majority of South American countries). South). Voltage converters are available on Amazon. It is also possible to use a voltage converter and a power socket adapter.
It is not recommended to use your equipment if the frequency in Ireland (50 Hz) differs from that in your country. However, you can (at your own risk) try to operate the device for a short time if there is no voltage difference. Devices that move, rotate or relate to time, such as clocks, shavers or electric heaters, should be used with great caution.
Check the device label to be sure. A converter is not necessary for all devices. The device can be used anywhere in the world if the label indicates “INPUT: 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz”. This is the case for chargers for tablets, computers, cameras, phones, toothbrushes and other devices.
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