North America
Power plug types, voltage, and frequency for 23 countries
Voltage & frequency
Countries
| Country | Plug types | Voltage |
|---|---|---|
 Antigua and Barbuda | 230V | |
 Bahamas | 120V | |
 Barbados | 115V | |
 Belize | 110/220V | |
 Canada | 120V | |
 Costa Rica | 120V | |
 Cuba | 110/220V | |
 Dominica | 230V | |
 Dominican Republic | 120V | |
 El Salvador | 115V | |
 Grenada | 230V | |
 Guatemala | 120V | |
 Haiti | 110V | |
 Honduras | 110V | |
 Jamaica | 110V | |
 Mexico | 127V | |
 Nicaragua | 120V | |
 Panama | 110V | |
 Saint Kitts and Nevis | 230V | |
 Saint Lucia | 230V | |
 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines | 230V | |
 Trinidad and Tobago | 115V | |
 United States | 120V |
Frequently Asked Questions
What power plug types are used in North America?
Countries in North America use a variety of plug types (e.g. Type C, F, G, A, B). The exact type depends on the country—use the table above to see plug types and voltage for each country, and click through to our country pages for adapter advice.
Do I need a travel adapter for North America?
It depends on your home country and destination. Check your device’s voltage (often printed on the charger). If your country uses a different plug type or voltage, you’ll need an adapter and possibly a voltage converter. Use the country links above for specific guidance.
What voltage and frequency are used in North America?
Voltage and frequency vary by country within North America. Many countries use 220–240V at 50Hz; some use 110–120V at 60Hz. Check the voltage and frequency for your specific destination in the table above before you travel.
Where can I find plug and voltage info for a specific country in North America?
Use the country list on this page: click any country to open its guide with plug types, voltage, frequency, and whether you need an adapter from your home country.