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oktavian
Joined: 23 Jun 2011
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Posted: Mon Oct 10, 2011 4:01 am Post subject: UK appliances |
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Hi! First post!
I'm wondering if someone could advise me about what electrical devices I can bring from the UK and use with plug adapter.. all, some, none?
My guess is that things with external A/C adapters (like laptops etc.) would generally be ok.. but perhaps not for other appliances (like hairdryers).
Also, would it be safe to use an plug adapter to use a UK 4-way multiplug and then fill it with UK appliances?
Thanks in advance!
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ttompatz

Joined: 05 Sep 2005 Location: Kwangju, South Korea
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Posted: Mon Oct 10, 2011 4:16 am Post subject: Re: UK appliances |
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oktavian wrote: |
Hi! First post!
I'm wondering if someone could advise me about what electrical devices I can bring from the UK and use with plug adapter.. all, some, none?
My guess is that things with external A/C adapters (like laptops etc.) would generally be ok.. but perhaps not for other appliances (like hairdryers).
Also, would it be safe to use an plug adapter to use a UK 4-way multiplug and then fill it with UK appliances?
Thanks in advance!
Ian |
From the Uk, the voltage is the same: 220-250VAC but the frequency is a bit off (you use 50hz and Korea is 60hz).
It won't make any difference to electrical stuff like a hairdryer or battery charger but your electric clock may run fast.
Yes, you can bring a power bar for your UK stuff and just get a plug adapter for the end of it.
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Setaro
Joined: 08 Aug 2010
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Posted: Mon Oct 10, 2011 4:56 am Post subject: Re: UK appliances |
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oktavian wrote: |
Hi! First post!
I'm wondering if someone could advise me about what electrical devices I can bring from the UK and use with plug adapter.. all, some, none?
My guess is that things with external A/C adapters (like laptops etc.) would generally be ok.. but perhaps not for other appliances (like hairdryers).
Also, would it be safe to use an plug adapter to use a UK 4-way multiplug and then fill it with UK appliances?
Thanks in advance!
Ian |
Korea uses European-style plugs, so just buy a few UK-to-EU plug adaptors and you'll be fine. |
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