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Asked by Mebrah from Belgium | May. 02, 2013 06:12
About:Power Plugs / Sockets in China

Can I use my power cable which I use in Belgium in Beijing? Or would I need a converter?

Answers (4)
Answered by Hebe from Australia | May. 03, 2013 03:11
20Reply
In Belgium, it is British-standard socket, therefore, you need a converter in China.
Answered by Meibrah from Belgium | May. 07, 2013 06:34
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Thanks for the answer.

Does this adapter needs to be a converter as well to provide the correct voltage (i.e. change 220V to 110V or something like that)? Or just a regular adapter to change my socket to the "Chinese socket" would be enough?
Answered by Hebe from Australia | May. 07, 2013 20:58
10Reply
You just need a regular adaptor.
Answered by Meibrah from Belgium | Jun. 04, 2013 01:37
00Reply
Fyi,

Although I've found a regular adapter as suggested and took it with me, I didn't need to use it.

My travel was to Beijing. In the hotel, the office building, and the airport all sockets were compatible with the standard European plugs.

I assume it can be different on other places/parts.
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