travel adaptors

mlangelo

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any for the universal travel adaptors?

I use the universal adaptors for all my travels - seems to fit with all countries. You can get yours at travel fairs, Giant, Sim Lim tower shops or supermarkets. Normally they cost below $10. Even though they are of different brands, they all look the same generic type. FYI mine is 'Morries'.

Just be aware of the voltage used in the country you are visiting. Your appliance might not work there if it does not have the auto-switch. For eg, most of the latest laptops work with 230V or 110V as they can adjust automatically.
 

siao mei

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thanks! the one i last bought is at NTUC extra fairprice, cost abt 10+. Quality was lousy. broke at second use.

Wana get a long lasting adaptor for several countries..
 

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My trick :
If you have lots of equipment to charge eg camera, phone, laptop, mp4, ipad etc I will bring a small light multisocket extension cord to connect to that outlet. Just makes sure you do not overload the socket - all these devices are ok and consume small current. Don't plug in your iron, toaster or hotpot :D
 
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