How to use a travel adapter in China?

To use a travel adapter, simply plug your device’s charger into the adapter and then plug the adapter into the wall socket in China. Make sure any switch on the adapter is turned to the correct setting if it includes voltage conversion options.

Do Asian countries use 220/240 volt electricity?

Asian countries all run on 220/240 volt electricity. This means that if you're coming from the Americas or another 110/120 volt country, your appliances and electronics are not compatible with the voltage used in Asia.

What voltage does China use?

China operates on a 220V voltage supply and a frequency of 50Hz. This is consistent across the country, whether in urban or rural areas. China mainland uses generally 220V, 50HZ, AC (Hong Kong is 220V; Taiwan is 110V). Devices designed for 220V use will function properly in China.

Why are my appliances not compatible with Asia's 110/120 volts?

This means that if you're coming from the Americas or another 110/120 volt country, your appliances and electronics are not compatible with the voltage used in Asia. The electronics and appliances you own are designed to function only at the local voltage where they are sold, and therefore are basically useless to you overseas.

Will a 50Hz Charger work in China?

Frequency: The electrical frequency in China is 50Hz, similar to many other countries. This means most modern electronics and chargers designed for 50Hz to 60Hz will work fine. However, it’s always good to check your device specifications to avoid any potential issues.

Are electronics and appliances important if you're moving to Asia?

So you're traveling, moving or relocating to an Asia and you're pretty sure you have everything figured out. But what about electronics and appliances? If you're traveling, this question is usually not as important as if you're moving there - but nonetheless it can still be very important. Asian countries all run on 220/240 volt electricity.