When going to Thailand, even if you bring Japanese appliances,Whether it can be used locallyI think that it is a worrisome place.
Would you like to know items such as laptop computers, smart phones, chargers for digital cameras and hair irons, if possible, in advance?
This time is different from Japan important for touristsNotes on shape and voltage of Thailand outletI will introduce you.
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What is the shape of the outlet in Thailand?
Thailand outlet has the same 2 one hole as Japan, 3 one hole type.
Thailand plugs are the same as those in Japan and sockets (iron parts) are conical, so the outlet is different from Japan, it is characterized by rounded holes.
When using Japanese products in Thailand, you need a conversion plug to make outlet plug the same shape.
Depending on the hotel, there is a multi-type outlet that can handle any shape, and some Japanese products can be used as it is.
What is the voltage in Thailand?
Thailand's voltage is 220V and frequency is 50Hz, which is different from Japan (Eastern Japan 100V / 50Hz, West Japan 100V / 60Hz).
Because the voltage of Thailand is high, it can not be used as it is made in Japan, and some transformer is necessary.
Products that can be used directly in Thailand
PCs sold in Japan, smart phones, digital cameras, etc. are available as they are because there are many products that are world standard specifications.
There is no problem as the width is set for the voltage so that it can be used in the world with the voltage 100V to 240V, the frequency 50V to 60 HZ, and the built-in adapter in the supplied AC adapter or product.
Products requiring a transformer
Hair iron, Beauty home appliances, etc. There are products up to voltage 100V, please be careful.
Japanese electrical appliances are basic, 100V specification.
Trying to use such a product in a country where voltage is different may cause damage or fire. Be sure to check the corresponding voltage of the product before using it as it is important.
Some hotels have a transformer rental service, but the number is limited.
I have a transformer for Thailand, but I always find it useful when traveling.
Those who go to long-term stay and frequent travel are sold at electric shops etc. around 5000 yen, so it is convenient to purchase.
Since the socket also has a conical shape, if this is plugged into an outlet in Thailand, the shape of the outlet and the problem of the voltage different from Japan can be solved with 1.
Let's check in advance
How was it?
In Thailand travel, if you have only a conversion plug and transformer, you can use Japanese appliances.
If you can charge the PC, smartphone, digital camera, there is no inconvenience, but Thai voltage is more than 2 times of Japan strength, so I think that for the sake of safety, it is information I would like to know.
Let's check in advance so that there is nothing we can not use the electric appliances you brought (cry).
