Constellation electrical outlets

Do they take a three prong US plug? Or no hole for ground?

Thanks!

All X Ships have 3-prong outlets and a Euro outlet also.

Den

They will take a 3 prong plug

Thank you. I thought so but then was doubting myself!

here is a picture

Is that a photo from the Constellation A1?

And the bathroom? One or two plugs?

Thanks.

Is that a photo from the Constellation A1?

Can't be the Constellation since the bed is by the Balcony. Must be an S class ship.

Mike

All plugs in a BR must be 3-prong and have the small CB to pop if overloaded (such as being dropped in the water before it electrocutes you!). So are X ship outlets. Just as the ones outside your home are 3-prong and with a CB on it. I know someone will tell of a 2-prong in those cases but it’s probably a very old one.

The photo may be an S-Class, but having cruised on the Connie, it has the same setup with 3-prongs in the cabin and BRs and a Euro plug. And it doesn't matter what SR. I’d assume the Suites have more outlets.

Den

Is that a photo from the Constellation A1?

I have read that the plugs in the bathroom should only be used for the shaver only, I do not know if it is correct to connect another device. The connectors on the table are from a class S boat but it is the same distribution in an M class and these are in the same place on the dresser next to the mirror.

On the M class ships, there are no outlets in the bathrooms. The shaver outlet that used to be there has been replaced with a rather pretty nightlight.

So I guess charging our electric toothbrushes will have to be done at the desk?

So I guess charging our electric toothbrushes will have to be done at the desk?

Yes. I'll also add that our electric toothbrushes hold their charge for nearly 3 weeks used 1- 2 times per day for two people. As light packers, we don't even bother with the recharger for anything less than 3 weeks away. IF there's a problem, we grab two someplace in port and go old school. We've been known to use the electric as a manual in a pinch.