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Travel plug Venezuela

Traveling to Venezuela and want to be sure you can charge your phone, laptop or camera? From the Netherlands the answer is clear: yes, you need a travel adapter. In Venezuela they use type A and type B sockets (US style), while in the Netherlands you mainly have type C and type F.

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Wereldstekker incl. 1x oplaadkabel – Remodius

Universal Travel Adapter incl. 1x Charging Cable

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Universal Travel Adapter incl. 2x Charging Cable

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Which sockets are used in Venezuela?

In Venezuela you'll usually come across:

Type A (2 flat pins)
Type B (2 flat pins + earth)

And in terms of power:

Mains voltage: 120 V
Frequency: 60 Hz

Do Dutch plugs fit in Venezuela?

No. Dutch plugs type C/F do not fit in type A/B sockets. So you need a travel adapter (EU → US).

Tip: preferably choose an adapter that also handles type B (with earth), so you're more broadly covered.

Do you need a voltage converter in Venezuela?

This is the most important point for Venezuela: often yes, depending on your device.

Venezuela runs on 120V, while the Netherlands uses 230V. Devices that only work on 230V (e.g. some hair dryers, straighteners, kettles) may not work properly on 120V or could even be damaged without a converter/transformer.

Check your device label (quick rule)

Does it say “INPUT: 100–240V, 50/60 Hz” → no converter needed, just a travel adapter. (This is almost always the case for phone/laptop chargers.)
Does it only say 220–240V → then you usually need a voltage converter for Venezuela.