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First time on a Princess cruise - cruising on the Ruby to Alaska in May. What are the plug ins like/how many in an oceanview room? Does a multi plug-in adapter work on the outlets(didn't on Celebrity)? So many things to charge now a days...

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First time on a Princess cruise - cruising on the Ruby to Alaska in May. What are the plug ins like/how many in an oceanview room? Does a multi plug-in adapter work on the outlets(didn't on Celebrity)? So many things to charge now a days...

 

If the inside cabins are like the balcony cabins (I think that they are) there are two 110v outlets by the desk and there is one that is available behind the TV. There is also a low output 110v in the bathroom which works with shaver and toothbrush chargers and the like. We take a small, non-ground fault breaker power strip and it works fine. The biggest challenge with device chargers is that the plugs all seem to be oversize or odd shaped due to them needing to be transformers. The double plug arrangement by the desk is too close together to accommodate more than one plug at a time.

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This is the standard desk outlet on Princess. this happens to be from Emerald. There is also an outlet behind the TV, which is using half of it.

 

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That's how many I remember. Just the 2.

We got a USB hub that's awesome. It's thechargehub.com, has about 7 USB ports. It charged the Kindles, iPads, and iPhones, worked great. The charger is big so it blocks the entire outlet when plugged in. So, if I needed a straightening iron I had to unplug, but it worked just fine.

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A good idea is to bring a 6 plug power bar, and 25' extension cord, especially if you need power by the bed. :rolleyes:

 

Cato :)

 

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Good idea about the power bars, etc.

 

On the Ruby's sister, the Emerald, in E730, the outlets behind the TVs were covered up by some kind of homemade plywood covering. So I wouldn't always count on the behind the TVs outlets. I was shocked that I couldn't get at them.

 

I rotated charging devices, day and night, to get them all charged. I charged older Panasonic shaver during the day, when I was away, figuring no one would steal that.. No one did, and no bad vibes about doing it, either.

 

Enjoy your cruise!

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