Plug points

[betterthanvegas?]

On the epic, are the plugs American? Also, does anyone know how many points there are in interior cabins?

Thank you! 3 days to go!

[time2cruise1]

One plug point each of American and European plugs.

[betterthanvegas?]

Thanks! We're from Ireland so I suppose that means bringing both American and European adaptors. Makes sense accommodating both the port and the ships nationality.

[SteveH2508]

If you are in a balcony the coffee pot has a plug point as well (American IIRC)

[time2cruise1]

Thanks! We're from Ireland so I suppose that means bringing both American and European adaptors. Makes sense accommodating both the port and the ships nationality.

 

Best idea bring a power strip/bar with 5 points. Then you can charge everything at once.

[betterthanvegas?]

I wonder with the differing voltages would that work though?

[Single Cruiser]

My inside had 4. Two euro, two US. Don't forget as US uses low voltage some chargers don't work correctly so use the euro sockets.

[betterthanvegas?]

Thanks for that info.

[tony@stanton19.freeserve.]

Use the euro socket for your power strip. it will be the right voltage and the plugs in the power strip will match all your appliances.

Th US socket is 110v and will take longer to charge things.

[JohnIreland]

Thanks! We're from Ireland so I suppose that means bringing both American and European adaptors. Makes sense accommodating both the port and the ships nationality.

 

The European plugs will work with everything with just an adapter.

 

For the US ones you need the adapter and to make sure you device is dual-voltage.

[time2cruise1]

The European plugs will work with everything with just an adapter.

 

For the US ones you need the adapter and to make sure you device is dual-voltage.

 

Not everything non dual voltage US products will fry. :D

 

 

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[DMLyons]

My inside had 4. Two euro, two US. Don't forget as US uses low voltage some chargers don't work correctly so use the euro sockets.

 

Which is why you don't JUST buy an adapter. You buy a power CONVERTER. Unless, of course, the unit you're charging is dual power, which makes the converter unnecessary.

 

DML