Canada Travel Plug 🇨🇦

Traveling to Canada? Don't forget to bring a travel adapter for Canada so you can safely charge all your devices. Canada uses type A and type B outlets, with a voltage of 120 volts at 60 Hz. This is different from the Netherlands (230 volts at 50 Hz). So you'll always need a travel adapter, and for some devices, a voltage converter.

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What plugs are used in Canada?

In Canada, Type A and Type B electrical outlets are used.

  • has two flat pins (ungrounded)
  • has three pins, one of which is grounded

The Netherlands uses type C and type F plugs, which don't fit Canadian outlets. So you always need an adapter or world plug adapter.

Good to know: the same plug types are also used in the United States, so if you visit multiple North American destinations, you can go everywhere with one adapter.

Voltage difference between the Netherlands and Canada

The mains voltage in Canada is 120 volts at 60 Hz, while the Netherlands uses 230 volts at 50 Hz. This means your appliances may not work properly or even be damaged without the correct voltage converter.

Check the label on your devices. Does it say“Input: 100–240V, 50/60Hz”Up? Then you can use the device anywhere, even in Canada, and you don't need a converter.

However, for appliances without dual voltage (such as hairdryers, hair straighteners, fans and shavers) you will need a voltage converter to prevent damage.

Note: The frequency is also different (60 Hz instead of 50 Hz). This may cause some devices to run slightly faster or slower, especially motors or clocks.

Safe charging during your trip through Canada

Because voltage and frequency vary, it's wise to choose a good, grounded travel plug with surge protection. Modern adapters often have multiple USB and USB-C ports, allowing you to charge your smartphone, camera, laptop, and e-reader simultaneously.

Ideally, choose a universal adapter that also works in the US and Mexico. This offers maximum flexibility during your trip through North America and prevents you from having to carry multiple adapters.

World plug or specific travel plug Canada

If you are only traveling to Canada, a Europe to Canada adapter (type F → A/B) will suffice.

If you travel outside Europe frequently, a world adapter is a smart choice. It works in over 150 countries, is grounded, and protects against voltage spikes.

A universal travel plug also allows you to easily switch between different plug types, which is useful for travelers who regularly change continents.

Veelgestelde vragen over reisstekkers in Canada

Hieronder vind je de meest gestelde vragen over stopcontacten, stekkers en het gebruik van elektrische apparaten in Canada. Zo weet je precies wat je nodig hebt voordat je vertrekt.

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