About PlugVoltage

Most plug guides tell you what the outlet looks like. We tell you whether your device is safe to plug in — and exactly what to do about it.

How it works

Type in your device and destination and we check plug shape, voltage, and wattage against your destination, then give one clear answer: plug in as-is, grab an adapter, use a converter, or leave it home.

How we keep it accurate

Our voltage, frequency, and plug-type data carries a source and a last-reviewed date. The safety logic is deterministic and conservative: when anything is uncertain, we tell you to check the label rather than guess.

What we won't do

We won't tell you to buy something you don't need. If a plug adapter is enough, we say so. For high-watt heating tools we recommend a dual-voltage version rather than a risky converter. This is general travel guidance, not electrical or medical advice.

Editorial responsibility and corrections

PlugVoltage is responsible for this guide and its publication. Drafting, translation and checks use AI assistance. We do not claim a named electrical expert, independent certification, laboratory tests or personal product testing.

Contact

Send a correction with the page URL, exact model, input-label text and a manufacturer or utility source. Confirmed data changes are recorded in the public changelog. Page updates and source-check dates are separate. Source coverage is incomplete where marked. A representative model is an example, not verification of every device in a category. Medical-device pages require the actual power-supply label. A 25% calculation margin is a site estimate, not manufacturer approval.