Question on Tour to Taiwan

• shockboy69

  14 Jun 07, 00:04

  Errr... a stupid questions which I totally overlooked in my preparations for my trip on sat:
  
  Heard that voltage in TW is different from Singapore. In that case, how do I charge my cameras and handphones over there??? Do I have to buy brand-specific "travel chargers" (assuming they are called that term) separately??? Or is there some "all-in-one" charge modifier for all appliances???
• 3nityblood.

  14 Jun 07, 01:19

  u can ask ur tourguide or ppl where u book tix from about the voltage in tw...
  so that u can check whther ur adaptor is suitable.
  
  last time i went jap, theirs is diff from ours too, but my charger is in the range of the voltage they provided =)
• ^tamago^

  14 Jun 07, 01:23

  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domestic_AC_power_plugs_and_sockets#Type_B_.28American_3-pin.29
  
  as long as ur adaptor says 100V~240V, 50~60Hz, it can work anywhere, japan included, as long as u have the correct socket adaptor.
• chrisbenoit

  14 Jun 07, 01:27

  There is some socket invertor. You can buy one.
• de_middle

  14 Jun 07, 09:09

  i had no pblms with my mobile charging there
• sermodabian

  14 Jun 07, 12:53

  most mobile devices nowadays come with travel chargers, so shdn't be a problem. only thing to take note is the kind of socket they have, so get urself a multi-plug.