Compare eight travel regions, including separate profiles for territories whose electrical supply differs from their parent country.
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East Asia7 destinations↗Southeast Asia10 destinations↗South Asia5 destinations↗West Asia & Middle East9 destinations↗Europe31 destinations↗Americas22 destinations↗Oceania & Pacific7 destinations↗Africa8 destinations↗
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Why a region is not a power standard
Region filters organize the trip, but electricity is specified at the destination and ultimately at the outlet. East Asia alone spans 100V, 110V, 220V and 230V references. The Americas include both low-voltage references and Brazil’s mixed 127V/220V profile. Plan each stop separately before buying an adapter.
| Region | Destinations | Nominal values present |
|---|---|---|
| East Asia | 7 | 100/110/220/230V |
| Southeast Asia | 10 | 220/230/240V |
| South Asia | 5 | 220/230V |
| West Asia & Middle East | 9 | 230/240V |
| Europe | 31 | 220/230/240V |
| Americas | 22 | 110/115/120/127/220/230V |
| Oceania & Pacific | 7 | 110/120/220/230/240V |
| Africa | 8 | 220/230/240V |
How to use these pages
Regional grouping helps plan an itinerary. It is not a shared electrical standard. Open the individual destination and check the appliance label.
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