What voltage?

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Phil P

What voltage?

Post by Phil P »

Can anyone tell me what voltage is pumped out by the electric sockets at the RTB? Need to decide whether to buy 110V charger or another battery for digicam.

Many thanks

Phil
Richard

Post by Richard »

Standard UK voltages last time we were there
Dave Martin

Post by Dave Martin »

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Hi.
Whenever we have been we have charged cameras, MP3s, camcorders etc and have never needed anythying to accommodate a different voltage.
Dave
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Post by Steve Wooler »

I believe I'm correct in saying that ALL digital cameras, videos, laptops and similar equipment run at very low voltage (under 12v) and that ALL chargers for such equipment bought in the UK will automatically cope with the reduced 110v voltage in Tobago or elsewhere. Don't forget a three-pin flat to two-pin flat electricity plug adapter though.
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Richard

Post by Richard »

I think the Rex has nice 240V square 3 pin sockets.
Tara Potter

What about a portable DVD player?

Post by Tara Potter »

I have just bought a portable DVD player for the kids. Its input is 230V only. Do you think this will work in Tobago if I get the right adaptor? We are staying at Castara Retreats. I really hope it will!!
Steve Fifield

Post by Steve Fifield »

Tara,

If the worst comes to the worst, you can get a small (but very heavy) voltage converter (Auto Transformer) that will step up the 110V or step down the 230V to the alternative voltage. I bought one in an electrical shop on the main road near to Pennysavers in Canaan for about £15ish.

Steve F. 8)
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