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Universal travel Plug Adapter for Australia, New Zealand, China, Fiji & Argentina. This plug adapter will convert grounded or non-grounded plugs from any country to the 3-pin plug for Type C wall outlets in Australia/ New Zealand etc.
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VP 103 - Universal Plug Adapter For Australia / New Zealand / China / Argentina: Universal adapter converts plugs into grounded Australian/New Zealand/China Outlets. Universal Australia Standard Socket Travel Adaptor - High quality and durable. This Universal Adapter can convert plugs from any country(Except S.African) to 3 pins Australia plug. Compact design for easy storage. Easy to use and carry.
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28 of 28 people found the following review helpful
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I bought a couple of these adaptors for a recent trip to China and couldn't be happier.
Features:
1. Converts almost any power plug to the Type I plug common in China and Australia. [I believe the only exception is the Type M used in South Africa and a few other exotic locations].
2. Accepts grounded (three prong) and non-grounded (two-prong) plugs.
3. The Type I "male" side of the plug includes the ground connection.
4. Solid construction--very well built.
Some notes if you travel 'abroad':
1. These adaptors will only bridge the physical connection between your power cable and the wall outlet. They do not perform voltage conversion. Before using, make sure that whatever you are plugging in will accommodate the local voltage. The US is 120 Volts @ 60 Hz --most of the world is 220-240 Volts @ 50 Hz.
2. Some applicances will require a voltage transformer--which is another product altogether (usually higher wattage devices like hair blowers and soldering irons--but your mileage may vary). Always check the limitations of your devices--the requirements (voltage and frequency) are generally labeled adjacent to the power cord or plug. This is true for laptops, cell phone chargers, electric razors, etc.
3. Always use the 3-prong (grounded connectors). They are safer than the two-prong types and tend to be much better built. I have had the two-prong adaptors disintegrate on me -- leaving the disembodied, bare metal blades stuck in the outlet. Yikes! That's why I love this adapter--very well built.
Happy travels!
Features:
1. Converts almost any power plug to the Type I plug common in China and Australia. [I believe the only exception is the Type M used in South Africa and a few other exotic locations].
2. Accepts grounded (three prong) and non-grounded (two-prong) plugs.
3. The Type I "male" side of the plug includes the ground connection.
4. Solid construction--very well built.
Some notes if you travel 'abroad':
1. These adaptors will only bridge the physical connection between your power cable and the wall outlet. They do not perform voltage conversion. Before using, make sure that whatever you are plugging in will accommodate the local voltage. The US is 120 Volts @ 60 Hz --most of the world is 220-240 Volts @ 50 Hz.
2. Some applicances will require a voltage transformer--which is another product altogether (usually higher wattage devices like hair blowers and soldering irons--but your mileage may vary). Always check the limitations of your devices--the requirements (voltage and frequency) are generally labeled adjacent to the power cord or plug. This is true for laptops, cell phone chargers, electric razors, etc.
3. Always use the 3-prong (grounded connectors). They are safer than the two-prong types and tend to be much better built. I have had the two-prong adaptors disintegrate on me -- leaving the disembodied, bare metal blades stuck in the outlet. Yikes! That's why I love this adapter--very well built.
Happy travels!
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
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We couldn't be happier with this simple product. Worked perfectly with no problems on our US electronics while we were in Australia. The image is exactly what you get and the alignment of the plug inputs is perfect. The shipping was fast via USPS and included a receipt. We saw similar adapters with fewer plug options available for $15+ AU making this a great value and definitely worth buying in advance. If you are traveling from the US you will find one of these gizmos mandatory if you want to charge your camera or computer.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
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These are universal plug adaptors for US to Australia (I have only used in them in Australia with predominately US electronics.) However, they are a little on the cheap side. Depending on what you are plugging in-they may spark a little even if you are using a smart charger/converter.
I ordered four of these adaptors, and at least one prong on two of the chargers is wobbly or lose. These work in a pinch and are much less expensive than the adaptors you can find in most places in AU-but there are higher quality adapters out there.
I ordered four of these adaptors, and at least one prong on two of the chargers is wobbly or lose. These work in a pinch and are much less expensive than the adaptors you can find in most places in AU-but there are higher quality adapters out there.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Works well
I am using these as I write this. The plug fits well with Australian standard. It is snug so that it doesn't "wobble" inside of the socket and fall out. Read more
Published 22 days ago by Steven R. Brown
Worked perfectly in Argentina
I bought three of these to use on my trip to Argentina and they worked perfectly. Argentina does have a couple of different plug types, but this is the kind my in-laws had so I... Read more
Published 24 days ago by D. B. Silva
Worked as expected
We used 3 of these adapters in Argentina using US devices. Everything worked fine: we charged cell phones, 1 laptop, 1 tablet, camera batteries etc. No issues using those. Read more
Published 28 days ago by Manuf
Adapter to convert US plug for use in Oz
Does what it needs to and should do. Light, compact and a very snug fit into the socket so I've left it in permanently to save time.
Published 2 months ago by lifeis4livin
Cheap, Works as Advertised
As you might expect given the price, this is a pretty cheap little gizmo. I used it during a trip from the United States to Australia, and it worked fine. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Peter A. Berggren
Exactly what I needed
The adapter worked perfectly in Australia. I saved about $30 not having to buy a set of adapters when I only needed one.
Published 3 months ago by khadijah
Solid adapter well worht the price
This is the second of these adapters I've gotten, the previous one for another geography. When combined with the monster Outlets To Go 4 Outlet Travel Power Strip it gives me 4... Read more
Published 3 months ago by J. Thompson
Cheap and effective
I spent a few months in Sydney a couple years ago and snagged a few of these before departure. Truth be told, I ended up buying more than I needed - but they're so cheap it wasn't... Read more
Published 3 months ago by R. Barnes
Gets the job done.
This adapter worked flawlessly. Went to Australia, and had no problems with it. We went on a three week trip, and this plug works.
Published 4 months ago by Andy Lee
these worked great while in China.
Just what I needed in China. In some places I did not need to use it, but it was required in several hotels and business I visited. I am glad I got it!
Published 5 months ago by K. Leedom
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