
Plugs, adapters, and other electrical information for travelling to Grenada from El Salvador.
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| Voltage: | 115V. | 230V. |
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| Plugs Type: | A, G, I, J, L. | G. |
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| Hertz: | 60Hz. | 50Hz. |
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If you are an electrical savvy, perhaps the previous chart is all you need. If this is not your situation, you can continue reading for discovering what that chart implies!
In El Salvador the following plugs are used:
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| Plug Type A | Plug Type G | Plug Type I | Plug Type J | Plug Type L |
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| Outlet Type A | Outlet Type G | Outlet Type I | Outlet Type J | Outlet Type L |
... and in Grenada you will use:
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| Plug Type G |
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| Outlet Type G |
You will not be able to use your electrical aparatus using a simple plug adapter. You will need neither an transformer or an elevator. Click here for more information about this.
Some connectors are used in both countries. Perhaps you need to get advices about what connectors are used exactly in the city, region were are you going to. At third world countries its common not to have a standard plug system all over the country. Anyway, as a rule of thumb, it will be easy to get adapters to different plug systems used within the country.
Lists of adapters you can use in your travel.
This adapter allows you to use plugs type: A, B, C, D, E, F, M into outlets type: G.
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This is not a big issue. Unless you are using an electric alarm clock and you have to wake up early!. Explanation: Some alarm clocks (not the battery powered ones, the ones that you have to plug to the wall outlet) uses the frequency of electricity to measure time. So, time shifts could be experimented. For more information about alarm clocks hertz shift click here. Apart this issue, almost every home electronic device works perfectly with different hertz.