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
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.
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.