Thursday, March 18, 2010

Comments On Using Electric Power Overseas

Everything electronic including computers requires an electric current converter in most foreign nations. A step up, or a step down converter is the most important tool in the world; especially when you don't have one. There is no better advice than to say you should get one before you go. ... those that do not can tell you why.

Surge Protectors and adapter plugs. Bring them with you - don't expect to find them when you land. The locals don't need them, and in many backwaters these devices are simply not available.

What adapter is needed where is occasionally a lesson in past colonialism. Many countries have a multitude of electrical outlet configurations, some to ridiculous proportions. Usually they are island nations, or countries which saw a rapid influx of wealth as their infrastructure was developing.

For lots more information and tips on using electrical power overseas click here to read the full article by Roger Gallo

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