Using United States Electronics in Morocco

United States runs 120⁠V and Morocco runs 220⁠V. You need a Type C/E plug adapter; single-voltage devices also need a converter.

United States runs 120V and Morocco runs 220V. A plug adapter changes the shape, not the voltage — single-voltage devices need a converter.

United States (120⁠V) vs Morocco (220⁠V) at a glance

Spec	United States	Morocco
Voltage	120⁠V	220⁠V
Frequency	60⁠Hz	50⁠Hz
Plug types	Type A/B	Type C/E

Your United States devices in Morocco

Hair Dryer No MacBook Pro Charger (USB-C Power Adapter) Adapter Only CPAP Machine Adapter Only iPhone Charger Adapter Only

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Check one device in MoroccoUse your exact device label for Morocco, not just the route average.Build a Morocco trip packSave several devices, adapter needs, and converter/no-go warnings together.Adapter vs converterAvoid the common mistake: plug shape does not change voltage.

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FAQ

Do United States plugs work in Morocco?

No — United States Type A/B plugs don't fit Morocco Type C/E sockets. You need a plug adapter.

Will my United States hair dryer work in Morocco?

Not safely if it's single-voltage. Morocco runs 220V vs United States's 120V — use a dual-voltage dryer or a converter.

Is the voltage different between United States and Morocco?

United States is 120V and Morocco is 220V. That difference matters for single-voltage devices.

Power outlets in Morocco · Adapter vs converter

Guidance only — not professional electrical advice. Always confirm against your device's label before plugging in. Local wiring (especially in hotels and older buildings) can vary.