Which adapter plug do I bring to Peru? I've read Peru uses 220v, but it seems like their outlets look similar to NA and EU, if anyone can help. Need to be able to charge my Mac and my iPhone; I have the world traveler kit but unsure of what to bring since Peru isn't listed. (None of SA is -- you should get on that, Apple!) Thanks!
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 10.15
lannem2010 Said:
"Which adapter do I bring to Peru?: Which adapter plug do I bring to Peru? I've read Peru uses 220v, but it seems like their outlets look similar to NA and EU, if anyone can help. Need to be able to charge my Mac and my iPhone; I have the world traveler kit but unsure of what to bring since Peru isn't listed. (None of SA is -- you should get on that, Apple!) Thanks!"
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Getting Travel Adapters:
A. Use what is Provided Above: The Apple World Travel Adapter Kit - Apple
B. What Other Brands to Use:
Targus and Samsonite make quite a few. You'll find them at a local retailer (or maybe a gas station).
lannem2010 Said:
"Which adapter do I bring to Peru?: Which adapter plug do I bring to Peru? I've read Peru uses 220v, but it seems like their outlets look similar to NA and EU, if anyone can help. Need to be able to charge my Mac and my iPhone; I have the world traveler kit but unsure of what to bring since Peru isn't listed. (None of SA is -- you should get on that, Apple!) Thanks!"
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Getting Travel Adapters:
A. Use what is Provided Above: The Apple World Travel Adapter Kit - Apple
B. What Other Brands to Use:
Targus and Samsonite make quite a few. You'll find them at a local retailer (or maybe a gas station).
Depending on the specific outlet, the North America or Brazil adapter. You don't need to be concerned about voltage with the Apple-supplied equipment except to protect against spikes or if the Mac is more than about 15 years old.
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Thanks! This is super helpful; google was pointing me that way so you just confirmed it!
Which adapter do I bring to Peru?
