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by King, Oxford (09 Feb 10 14:54)
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a QUESTION by Howey (07 Feb 10 19:52)
On the Sea princess, we had an American socket and a british type 3 pin socket. We used it to charge phone and plug in a travel kettle and it was fine.
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by Cox, Winscombe (08 Feb 10 19:24)
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a QUESTION by Howey (07 Feb 10 19:52)
Even if you have an adaptor plug , I believe that most Princess ships are 110v ( all 2 pin sockets are) ( check Berlitz guide or any comments on forum) so it depends what equipment you want to run and if it is compatible with this voltage . Check!!
We tend to use power onboard for cameras / video batteries which will charge ( slowly) at 110v and take one adaptor and a 4 gang 3 pin extension for multiple use . Only works if you use low wattage devices.
Ensure that the US 3 pin to 2 pin adaptors and the ship sockets that they are properly insulated .
We tripped out most of our floor on Sea Princess in Gibralter due to the adaptor shorting on an unprotected socket.
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by Malcolm Oliver, Essex (07 Feb 10 20:22)
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a QUESTION by Howey (07 Feb 10 19:52)
Usually if you have a UK to US adaptor plug.
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