What plug types and power outlets are used in Chile?

The Standard Plug Types and Power Outlets used in Chile are: Adapter vs. Converter An Adapter (aka plug adapter or power adapter) is used to adapt the physical shape of the plug so that it can be plugged into a different type of power outlet or socket. It doesn’t transform the voltage of the power source.

Does Chile have a power outlet?

No, most power outlets and plug types in Argentina are type-I (the same as in Australia, New Zealand, and China). However, there are some places in Argentina with type-C power outlets — the plug type used in Chile — or outlets that accommodate both. Do I need a voltage converter in Chile? Chile has a 220-240 voltage supply.

Do I need a power adapter in Chile?

For travel in Chile, you need a type-C adapter. It should have a type-C plug to fit into the Chilean power outlet and have a port that accepts the plug type from your country (some are designed to accept any plug type). Note: type-C refers to the plug type common in Europe and Chile, not USB-C. Does my iPhone need a voltage converter in Chile?

What voltage does Chile use?

Chile uses outlet types C, L at a voltage of 220V and a frequency of 50 Hz. Plug Compatibility: Type C, L Voltage: 220V Frequency: 50 Hz Can North Americans use Electronics in Chile without an Adapter? No! North Americans will need an adapter for the outlets and a transformer for the voltage when traveling to Chile.

Do US plugs fit in Chilean power outlets?

During my adventures in Chile, I quickly realized that US plugs don’t fit into Chilean power outlets. Chile primarily uses two types of outlets: Type C (two round pins) and Type L (three round pins). These are quite different from the flat-pronged plugs we’re used to in the States.

What type of adapter do I need for Chile?

What kind of adapter do I need for Chile? For travel in Chile, you need a type-C adapter. It should have a type-C plug to fit into the Chilean power outlet and have a port that accepts the plug type from your country (some are designed to accept any plug type). Note: type-C refers to the plug type common in Europe and Chile, not USB-C.