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Travel plug Guatemala

Going to Guatemala on holiday, a round trip, a backpacking trip or a business trip? Then it's smart to check in advance whether you need a travel adapter. In Guatemala, type A and type B sockets are used. The mains voltage is 120 volts and the frequency is 60 Hz. That clearly differs from the Netherlands, where type C and F are common and 230 volts is used.

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Which sockets are used in Guatemala?

In Guatemala, type A and type B sockets are used. These are the same types you also frequently come across in North America. For Dutch travellers these connections are not directly compatible with the plugs that are standard here.

If you're looking for more explanation about the different socket types, the pages about travel adapter type A and travel adapter type B are also relevant. They quickly show you why you really need an adapter for Guatemala when departing from the Netherlands.

Do you need a travel adapter in Guatemala?

Yes, in Guatemala you need a travel adapter. The type A and B sockets are not suitable for Dutch type C and F plugs. So without an adapter you cannot directly connect your chargers and devices.

That's exactly why a universal travel adapter or travel adapter for Guatemala is the safest choice. Especially if you want to charge your phone, laptop or power bank right after arrival, it's nice not to depend on what's locally available.

Do Dutch plugs fit in Guatemala?

No, Dutch plugs normally don't fit in Guatemala. In the Netherlands you mostly use plug type C or F, while in Guatemala type A and B are the standard. So without an adapter you can't get your devices connected.

That makes Guatemala different from destinations where European plugs do fit directly. Precisely because the difference is immediately clear, it's wise to bring your adapter in advance instead of looking for one at the airport or on location.

Do you need a voltage converter in Guatemala?

Often yes. The standard voltage in Guatemala is 120 volts, while in the Netherlands 230 volts is common. In addition, the frequency in Guatemala is 60 Hz instead of 50 Hz. For devices that are only suitable for 220-240V that can be a problem.

For many modern chargers of phones, laptops, tablets and cameras this is less of a concern, because they often state they are suitable for 100-240V and 50/60Hz. In that case you only need an adapter. So always check the label on your device or charger before you leave.

Which travel adapter is best for Guatemala?

For Guatemala a universal travel adapter is usually the handiest choice. With it you're prepared for type A and B and you can often get by at other long-haul destinations too. Especially if you travel more often, a universal solution is more practical than constantly buying separate adapters.

If you travel more often in Central or North America, pages such as travel adapter USA, travel adapter Mexico and travel adapter Canada can also be relevant when you combine multiple destinations.

Buying a travel adapter for Guatemala

Are you going to Guatemala soon? Then it's wise to make sure in advance that you bring the right adapter. Because Guatemala uses type A and B sockets and the voltage is 120 volts, a Dutch plug is not enough and for some devices you also need to pay extra attention to voltage compatibility.

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