United States to Thailand Power Adapter Guide

United States runs 120⁠V and Thailand runs 230⁠V. Your plug shape is compatible; check each input label before connecting; a converter is not suitable for every appliance.

Caution: United States runs 120V and Thailand runs 230V. A plug adapter changes the shape, not the voltage — a mismatched appliance must not be connected directly. High-power heating appliances should be replaced with a suitable local model; check both manufacturers before considering a converter.

United States (120⁠V) vs Thailand (230⁠V) at a glance

SpecUnited StatesThailand
Voltage120⁠V230⁠V
Frequency60⁠Hz50⁠Hz
Plug typesType A/BType A/B/C/O

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FAQ

Do United States plugs work in Thailand?

Often yes — the plug shapes are compatible. But check the voltage before plugging single-voltage devices in.

Will my United States hair dryer work in Thailand?

For the typical United States single-voltage model: do not use it on this supply or buy a travel converter as a workaround. Choose a local-voltage model or a travel model explicitly rated for this supply. Thailand is 230⁠V. Confirm frequency and any voltage selector before connecting.

Is the voltage different between United States and Thailand?

United States is 120V and Thailand is 230V. That difference matters for single-voltage devices.

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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.