DON'T destroy your most cherished devices with THIS mistake! Learn to "adapt" your electronics.
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- What you should know before bringing your home devices overseas. I give you the Who, What, Where, When, and Why of other Countries electrical service. Description of Volts and Hertz and why they are important to understand. Safely bring your valued electronics with you aboard. Don't make a mistake and break your favorite device - OR WORSE! (FYI - I am NOT a professional electrician)
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Good information for travelers.
Thank you Domey. 👍
Wow good job 👏
Thank you 👍
What hz is 110v normally at?
Charging on type C running power through a good power bank or a USB multi board has always seemed like a good idea to me.
AU/NZ plugs seem to be a better design, hang on to the plug well, lower amperage with 240v, less voltage drop with the higher voltage, thinner cheaper wire due to amperage. I vote everyone gets on board and changes to metric as it is far simpler and more logical
normally 60 hz. -- from what I have seen it is 50 hz for 220V and 60 hz for 110V -- BUT!! I AM NOT AN ELECTRICAL EXPERT and I could be totally wrong. There are always variations to this and sometimes you just need to look it up to be 100% sure what that country uses normally, but things are generally standardized as it would be impossible for device manufactures to make safe products otherwise.
@@IDKThailand We are "240v" its about 230v really at a targeted 50hz in NZ.
I'm no sparky either I ran pipes instead.
Old man is a sparky and I spent many years selling li-ion cells so have some idea