60Hz Travel Power Destinations

Browse 27 destination profiles that list 60Hz. Some destinations have regional or source differences.

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What 60Hz means for equipment

A 50Hz-only appliance needs its own check here. Some destinations use familiar plug shapes at unfamiliar voltages, so the frequency listing is only one part of the screen.

Check the printed INPUT frequency on the actual power supply. Motors, clocks and specialized equipment may behave differently from broad-input electronic chargers. A plug adapter does not change frequency.

60Hz reference profiles
Destination	Frequency	Mode	Voltage
South Korea	60Hz	single nominal	220V
Japan	50/60Hz	regional mixed	100V
Taiwan	60Hz	single nominal	110V
Philippines	60Hz	single nominal	230V
Saudi Arabia	60Hz	single nominal	230V
United States	60Hz	single nominal	120V
Canada	60Hz	single nominal	120V
Mexico	60Hz	single nominal	127V
Puerto Rico	60Hz	single nominal	120V
Bahamas	60Hz	single nominal	120V
Dominican Republic	60Hz	single nominal	110V
Costa Rica	60Hz	single nominal	120V
Brazil	60Hz	single nominal	127/220V
Peru	60Hz	single nominal	220V
Colombia	60Hz	single nominal	110V
Ecuador	60Hz	single nominal	120V
Panama	60Hz	single nominal	120V
Cuba	60Hz	single nominal	110V
French Polynesia	50/60Hz	unresolved sources	110/220V
Guam	60Hz	single nominal	110/120V
Northern Mariana Islands	60Hz	single nominal	120V
Palau	60Hz	single nominal	120V
Aruba	60Hz	single nominal	127V
Turks and Caicos Islands	60Hz	single nominal	120V
Cayman Islands	60Hz	single nominal	120V
U.S. Virgin Islands	60Hz	single nominal	120V
Belize	60Hz	single nominal	110V

How to use these pages

A frequency group is a reference. The device label and exact location govern use, especially for motors, clocks and medical equipment.