Power Adapter

Different countries use different power adapters; therefore, the plug you use at home might not fit a socket while traveling to anywhere else or in your holiday accommodation. There’re different types of power point connections across the world, and no one thought ahead and decides to use a single standard to air compatibility.   Instead, every country developed different designs of power adapter with different standards to suit their needs. If you are getting ready for an international trip with all your gadgets, how sure are you about which travel power adapter plug you need to bring so that you can actually use it? What to Look before Choosing the Suitable Travel Power Adapter? AC vs. DC Power : Alternative current or AC is what usually in the walls, and direct current or DC usually comes from a battery. Not to be confused with ac/dc, a classic rock band. For the sake of completeness, current is measured in Amperes.                                   

Spring is approaching with a rapid force and many families are feeling the fatigue of winter’s hardships . What better time to travel than now? Many families are just trying to get away from the cold.  Booking a trip can be exciting, but have you ever arrived at your destination and said where am I supposed to plug in my hair dryer? Or how am I going to charge my phone? Let’s be honest! The last thing on your mind when packing for any vacation is bringing that adapter along with you. Often times we are such in a hurry to pack we tend to forget that not every country has the same outlets as we do. Here are some easy steps to help you get organized while traveling and how to take the charge with you wherever you go.       -   Portable chargers       -   Power adapters       -   Take an extension cord The average voltage we receive at home is 120volt. However, when traveling abroad the voltage is quite different. For example, Europe’s standard house