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Alternatively, choose a world travel adapter that fits multiple sockets, in case you travel more often.
If you’re coming from another country outside of North America, make sure your hairdryer is dual voltage before using it in Mexico. By rejecting non-essential cookies, Reddit may still use certain cookies to ensure the proper functionality of our platform.Be aware that some airlines don't let you bring portable chargers on an aircraft with more than 100Wh of power and must be kept in hand luggage only so always ahead with the carrier first. This guide will answer your most-asked questions about the electricity and outlet situation in Mexico! When traveling to the United States from Europe you will need a converter to convert 240 volt appliances to 110 volts. As mentioned earlier, most electronic devices from North America will work in Mexican electrical outlets without the need for a voltage converter.
You can use your electric appliances in Mexico because the standard voltage (127 V) is (more or less) the same as in the United States of America (120 V). The easiest way to tell if a device is single voltage or dual voltage is to look for either a sticker or numbers printed on the existing charger, or on the unit itself, normally on the rear or near to where the power cord goes. Power adapters are compact and cheap plastic adapters that permit a Mexican power outlet to accept a different shaped power plug from a different country. If your laptop charger was made to be used in the USA or Canada, you would not need an adaptor or voltage converter for your charger. Normally electrical devices which originated from another country which use a higher voltage (such as 230 volts) and then used in a 127 volt power outlet may take longer to charge or simply won't turn on.The climate in Mexico will be suitable enough to charge solar power bank dependably, however it needs to be exposed to strong sunlight to produce suitable power for a single charge.