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Asked by Wayne from united kingdom | Aug. 13, 2015 04:47

About:Packing Tips for Traveling China

Using electricity

I have a slanted adaptor with two prongs for use in China, are you saying I will need a transformer as well in order to use electronic devices? If I just plug the device in via the adaptor is it unsafe to do so?

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Answered by Gary | Aug. 14, 2015 03:31

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Wayne, please check whether your appliance supports 220V electricity. If not, you need to buy a transformer. Today most electronic products are designed and made to meet the wide voltages (110V to 240V). You just need to check the plug. If it has "110-240V", then the transformer isn't required.

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Answered by Wayne | Aug. 14, 2015 04:07

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My iPhone charger says input 100-240V so that's encouraging. It also says 'made in China' lol!

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