Countries And Their Difference

Hey guys, I will be travelling to the stateside again tomorrow to Orlando.

Just wanted to ask if I buy electronics from stateside, Will they work here in the UK?

regards

As long as UK uses 110V power it should. Really I don't know. Here in my country we use 220V instead, so you need a transformer to make them work (also they turn to burn in fire when you plug those here).

#529795

Orlando what?

here we use 220V too...

#529796

Mmm... I guess Elevati0n point is right... did you mean Orlando, Florida, USA?

#529797

yes i do mean Orlando, FL, USA.

wait. Does UK use 220V as well? or 110V?

#529833

In the UK we use 220/240 volts.

#529841

Well, all U.S. states use 110/120V if I remember well from my school knowledge

Hmm..let's check if i'm wrong...

[b]http://www.kropla.com/electric2.htm

Yep...I was right...thank you Mr. Spanu

United States of America 120 V 60 Hz

#529846

yes i just googled and it said wat mps69 and elevati0n said

UK 220V-240V

US 120V

And since i bought my macbook from US i was wondering how it was working here:P

so i looked at the adapter and it said it could take 120-240V.

#529896

anywhere in the world..the electronic devices etc are sell with adaptors for 110V or 220V.

it's a rule. Not know what happens in Kuweit...

#529898

lol.. we use 220V. and yes we are in the world

#529926