4 destination profiles have a Mixed voltage reference. Mixed or source-disputed locations need an outlet-specific check.
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How to compare Mixed voltage with a device label
Brazil, Barbados and French Polynesia have multiple voltage references. Obtain the voltage at the exact outlet before using a single-voltage appliance; these three profiles have different evidence and facility conditions.
The group contains reference values 110/115/120/127/220/230V. Read the appliance’s AC INPUT minimum and maximum; every possible destination value must fall inside that range. A plug adapter can solve only the mechanical connection, subject to exact fit, ground and load checks.
| Destination | Reference | Mode | Frequency |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brazil | 127/220V | mixed facility | 60Hz |
| French Polynesia | 110/220V | mixed facility | 50/60Hz |
| Guam | 110/120V | traveler information range | 60Hz |
| Barbados | 115/230V | mixed facility | 50Hz |
Brazil’s 127V and 220V candidates describe differing supplies in the country. Barbados tourism lists 115V and 230V, and its utility describes different low-voltage services. French Polynesia’s 110V/220V reference comes from hotel travel guidance, and its frequency evidence is unresolved. None lets the site infer a room’s voltage from a city or island name; contact the accommodation with the exact appliance label.
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These voltage groups support browsing only. Check the exact destination and appliance INPUT range; an adapter does not convert voltage.