US-shaped sockets are not proof of US voltage
The Philippines and Thailand can accept familiar-looking plugs while running on high-voltage 220-240V supplies.
Keep 120V-only appliances out unless the label and converter plan are confirmed.
Travel Power Trip Planner
Check several devices across one route and keep adapter coverage, converter needs, and do-not-use items in one packing list.
Countries in this trip
Stops: 1Route stops
- Home plug countryUnited StatesType A/Type B · 120V / 60Hz
- Destination 1ItalyType L/Type F/Type C · 230V / 50Hz
Devices in this trip
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Up to 10 destinations and 30 devices per trip, including links and saved files.
Saved kits stay in this browser. Exported JSON files stay on your device; copied links include the selected route, devices, and label assumptions.
Route verdict
Some stops or labels need checking
Italy checked from United States plugs. A plug adapter still never changes voltage.
- Frequency mismatch (device 60Hz vs grid 50Hz): motor speed or timing may change. Verify the label and manufacturer instructions before use.
Pack
Check your device label firstPrintable packing card
Italy from United States plugs
- Adapter
- Type L/F/C coverage
- Converter
- None
- Do not use
- None
- Check first
- 1 stop/device
This card uses typical device profiles and plugs inferred from your home country. Before use, confirm the actual AC INPUT voltage and frequency, plug, grounding, local outlet and manufacturer instructions. Converter sizing is preliminary, not approval.
Device checklist
- Hair Dryer · ItalyCheck your device label first. Read the INPUT label before useFrequency mismatch (device 60Hz vs grid 50Hz): motor speed or timing may change. Verify the label and manufacturer instructions before use.
- iPhone Charger · ItalyPlug adapter needed. Type L/F/C adapter
- MacBook Pro Charger (USB-C Power Adapter) · ItalyPlug adapter needed. Type L/F/C adapter
Safety note: a plug adapter never changes voltage. High-watt heating devices keep their hard-stop warning. Last modified: 2026-09-04. plugvoltage.com/trip-planner/
Country & device details
| Country | Grid | Adapter | Risk flags |
|---|---|---|---|
| Italy | 230V / 50Hz · Type L/Type F/Type C | Type L/F/C coverage | 1 check-label |
| Device | Country | Verdict | What to pack |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hair Dryer | Italy | Check your device label first | Read the INPUT label before use |
| iPhone Charger | Italy | Plug adapter needed | Type L/F/C adapter |
| MacBook Pro Charger (USB-C Power Adapter) | Italy | Plug adapter needed | Type L/F/C adapter |
Safety note: a plug adapter never changes voltage. High-watt heating devices keep their hard-stop warning.
Route mistakes this catches
Brazil is not one voltage
The site treats Brazil as a mixed-voltage destination because 127V and 220V can both appear.
Use dual-voltage devices and confirm the city or outlet before single-voltage gear.
A universal adapter is not a converter
The planner separates plug coverage from voltage and wattage risk.
Pack adapters for socket shape; solve voltage separately.
What this planner checks
| Axis | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Voltage | Flags single-voltage devices on the wrong grid and fails safe when the label is unknown. |
| Plug shape | Tells you whether your home plug needs adapter coverage for each destination socket. |
| Wattage risk | High-watt heating devices keep the hard do-not-use warning instead of recommending a travel converter. |
| Shareability | The selected destination, devices, and label assumptions stay in the URL so you can reopen or send the checklist. |
| Saved kit | Save your usual devices in this browser, then load the same kit for another destination without creating an account. |