Mains electricity by country

Table columns:
Country or territory
Plug type for small appliances[5][a]
National plug standard for small appliances[6]
Voltage for small appliances[5]
Utility frequency[5]
Comments and alternative systems for smaller and larger equipment

Table rows:
cells: Afghanistan
C, F
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Albania
C, F
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Algeria
C, F
230 V
50 Hz
cells: American Samoa
A, B, F, I
120 V
60 Hz
cells: Andorra
C, F
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Angola
C
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Anguilla
A
110 V
60 Hz
cells: Antigua and Barbuda
A, B
230 V
60 Hz
cells: Argentina
C, I
220 V
50 Hz
Line/neutral reversed compared to Chinese and Australian/NZ Type I
cells: Armenia
C, F
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Aruba
A, B, F
127 V
60 Hz
cells: Australia
I
AS/NZS 3112
230 V[7][8]
50 Hz
Bathrooms may have shaver sockets[citation needed] Line/neutral reversed compared to Argentinian Type I[citation needed]
cells: Austria
C F
ÖVE-IG/EN 50075 ÖVEÖNORM E 8620
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Azerbaijan
C, F
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Bahamas
A, B
120 V
60 Hz
cells: Bahrain
G
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Bangladesh
C, D, G, K
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Barbados
A, B
115 V
50 Hz
cells: Belarus
C, F
230 V +/-10% (transitioning from separate 220V and 240V systems, as of 1993)[9]
50 Hz
cells: Belgium
C, E
NBN C 61 112-1
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Belize
A, B, G
110 V 220 V
60 Hz
cells: Benin
C, E
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Bermuda
A, B
120 V
60 Hz
cells: Bhutan
C, D, F, G, M
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Bolivia
A, C
115 V 230 V
50 Hz
cells: Bosnia and Herzegovina
C, F
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Botswana
D, G, M
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Brazil
C, N
NBR 14136
127 V 220 V [10]
60 Hz [11]
cells: British Virgin Islands
A, B
110 V
60 Hz
cells: Brunei
G
240 V
50 Hz
cells: Bulgaria
C, F
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Burkina Faso
C, E
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Burundi
C, E
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Cambodia
A, C, G
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Cameroon
C, E
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Canada
A, B
CSA C22.2 No. 42[12]
120 V[13]
60 Hz
Homes are typically provided with 120/240 V split-phase power; NEMA 14-30R and 14-50R receptacles are provided on 240 V circuits for clothes dryers and electric stoves.[14]
cells: Cape Verde
C, F
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Caribbean Netherlands Bonaire[15] Curaçao
- A, B A[16], B[citation needed]
- 127 V 127 V[citation needed]
- 50 Hz 50 Hz[16]
Bonaire: Sockets for 220-240V European type C plugs are typically available at hotels; some buildings modify voltage, so travellers are advised to check before plugging in.
cells: Cayman Islands
A, B
120 V
60 Hz
cells: Central African Republic
C, E
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Chad
C, D, E, F
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Chile
C, L
220 V
50 Hz
cells: China
A, C, I
GB 1002-2008 & GB 2099.1‐2008
220 V
50 Hz
Line/neutral reversed compared to Argentinian Type I
cells: Colombia
A, B
110 V
60 Hz
cells: Comoros
C, E
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Congo, Republic of the
C, E
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Congo, Democratic Republic of the [citation needed]
C, D, E
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Cook Islands
I
240 V
50 Hz
cells: Costa Rica
A, B
120 V
60 Hz
cells: Côte d'Ivoire
C, E
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Croatia
C, F
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Cuba
A, B
110 V
60 Hz
Modern hotels typically have 220V sockets for European 2-pin plugs (Type C).[17]
cells: Cyprus
G
240 V
50 Hz
cells: Czech Republic
C, E
ČSN 35 4516
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Denmark
C E, F, K
DS/EN 50075 DS 60884-2-D1[18]
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Djibouti
C, E
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Dominica
D, G
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Dominican Republic
A, B
110 V
60 Hz
cells: Ecuador
A, B
120 V
60 Hz
cells: Egypt
C, F
220 V
50 Hz
cells: El Salvador
A, B
115 V
60 Hz
cells: Equatorial Guinea
C, E
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Eritrea
C, L
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Estonia
C, F
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Ethiopia
C, E, F, L
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Falkland Islands
G
240 V
50 Hz
cells: Faroe Islands
C, E, F, K
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Fiji
I
240 V
50 Hz
cells: Finland
C F
SFS-EN 50075 SFS 5610
230 V
50 Hz
cells: France
C E
NF EN 50075 NF C 61-314
230 V
50 Hz
cells: French Guiana
C, D, E
220 V
50 Hz
cells: French Polynesia
A, B, C, E, F
110 V 220 V
60 Hz 60 Hz[19]
cells: Gabon
C
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Gambia
G
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Georgia
C, F
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Germany
C F
DIN VDE 0620 DIN 49441
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Ghana
D, G
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Gibraltar
C, G
240 V
50 Hz
cells: Greece
C, F
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Greenland
C, E, F, K
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Grenada
G
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Guadeloupe
C, D, E
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Guam
A, B
110 V
60 Hz
cells: Guatemala
A, B
120 V
60 Hz
cells: Guernsey
G
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Guinea
C, F, K
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Guinea-Bissau
C
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Guyana
A, B, D, G
110 V 220 V[20]
60 Hz 50 Hz[20]
Conversion of 50 Hz distribution to 60 Hz is ongoing[21]
cells: Haiti
A, B
110 V
60 Hz
cells: Honduras
A, B
110 V
60 Hz
cells: Hong Kong
G D, M[22]
BS 1363 BS 546
220 V
50 Hz
Type G is most common.
cells: Hungary
C F
MSZ EN 50075 MSZ 9781-2
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Iceland
C, F
230 V
50 Hz
cells: India
C, D, M
IS 1293[23]
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Indonesia
C, F
220 V[2]
50 Hz
cells: Iran
C, F
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Iraq
C, D, G
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Ireland
G
I.S. 401[24]
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Isle of Man
G
240 V
50 Hz
cells: Israel
C, H, M
230 V
50 Hz
Several territories controlled by the PNA also share the same type as the State of Israel.
cells: Italy
C F, L
CEI 23-34 CEI 23-50
230 V
50 Hz
Different type L plugs are used for high-current vs. low-current devices
cells: Jamaica
A, B
110 V
50 Hz
cells: Japan
A, B
JIS C 8303
100 V
60 Hz 50 Hz
East Japan 50 Hz (Tokyo, Kawasaki, Sapporo, Yokohama, and Sendai); West Japan 60 Hz (Okinawa, Osaka, Kyoto, Kobe, Nagoya, Hiroshima). 120 V in military facilities in Okinawa.[citation needed] See Energy in Japan for more.
cells: Jersey
G
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Jordan
B, C, D, F, G, J
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Kazakhstan
C, F
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Kenya
G
240 V
50 Hz
cells: Kiribati
I
240 V
50 Hz
cells: Kosovo [citation needed]
C, F
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Kuwait
C, G
240 V
50 Hz
cells: Kyrgyzstan
C, F
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Laos
C, E, F
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Latvia
C, F
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Lebanon
A, B, C, D, G
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Lesotho
M
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Liberia
A, B, C, E, F
120 V 240 V
60 Hz 50 Hz
cells: Libya
C, D, F, L
127 V
50 Hz
Barca, Benghazi, Derna, Sabha & Tobruk 230 V.[citation needed]
cells: Lithuania
C, F
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Liechtenstein
C, J
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Luxembourg
C, F
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Macau
D, F, G, M
230 V[25]
50 Hz
cells: Macedonia
C, F
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Madagascar
C, D, E, J, K
127 V 220 V
50 Hz
cells: Malawi
G
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Malaysia
C[26] G [26] M[26][27]
MS 1578:2003[26] MS 589:PT.1:1997[26] MS 1577:2003[26]
230 V[28]
50 Hz
Type C requires adaptor[29] Bathrooms may have shaver sockets[29]
cells: Maldives
D, G, J, K, L
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Mali
C, E
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Malta
G
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Martinique
C, D, E
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Mauritania
C
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Mauritius
C, G
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Mexico
A, B
NMX-J-163-ANCE
127 V
60 Hz
cells: Micronesia
A, B
120 V
60 Hz
cells: Moldova
C, F
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Monaco
C, D, E, F
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Mongolia
C, E
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Montenegro
C, F
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Montserrat
A, B
120 V 230 V
60 Hz
cells: Morocco
C, E
127 V 220 V
50 Hz
cells: Mozambique
C, F, M
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Myanmar
C, D, F, G
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Namibia
D, M
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Nauru
I
240 V
50 Hz
cells: Nepal
C, D, M
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Netherlands
C, F
EN 50075 NEN 1020
230 V
50 Hz
cells: New Caledonia
C, F
220 V
50 Hz
cells: New Zealand
I
AS/NZS 3112
230 V
50 Hz
Line/neutral reversed compared to Argentinian Type I
cells: Nicaragua
A, B
120 V
60 Hz
cells: Niger
A, B, C, D, E, F
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Nigeria
D, G
240 V
50 Hz
cells: North Korea
A, C, F
110 V 220 V
60 Hz 50 Hz
cells: Norway
C F
NEK EN 50075 NEK 502
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Oman
C, G
240 V
50 Hz
cells: Pakistan
C, D, G, M
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Palau
A, B
120 V
60 Hz
cells: Panama
A, B
110 V 120 V
60 Hz
cells: Papua New Guinea
I
240 V
50 Hz
cells: Paraguay
C
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Peru
A, B, C
220 V
60 Hz
Talara 110/220 V; some areas 50 Hz[30][unreliable source?]
cells: Philippines
A, B, C
230 V[31]
60 Hz
cells: Poland
C, E
BN-88/3064
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Portugal
C, F
NP 1260
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Puerto Rico
A, B
120 V
60 Hz
cells: Qatar
D, G
240 V
50 Hz
cells: Réunion
E
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Romania
C, F
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Russia
C, F
230 V[9]
50 Hz
USSR (along with much of Eastern Europe) used GOST sockets with 4.0 mm pins similar to Type C plugs and the 4.8 mm standard used by Type E & F.[32]
cells: Rwanda
C, J
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha [citation needed]
G
220-240 V
50 Hz
cells: Saint Martin (French)
C, F
220 V
60 Hz
cells: Sint Maarten (Dutch)
A, B
120 V
60 Hz
cells: St. Kitts and Nevis
A, B, D, G
110 V 230 V
60 Hz
cells: St. Lucia
G
240 V
50 Hz
cells: Saint Pierre and Miquelon [citation needed]
E
230 V
50 Hz
cells: St. Vincent and the Grenadines
C, E, G, I, K
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Samoa
I
230 V
50 Hz
cells: San Marino
C, F, L
230 V
50 Hz
cells: São Tomé and Príncipe
C, F
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Saudi Arabia
G
SASO 2203
220 V
60 Hz
cells: Senegal
C, D, E, K
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Serbia
C F
JUS N.E3.552 JUS N.E3.553
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Seychelles
G
240 V
50 Hz
cells: Sierra Leone
D, G
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Singapore
C G M
- SS 145 SS 472
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Slovakia
C, E
STN 34 4516
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Slovenia
C, F
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Solomon Islands
I, G
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Somalia
C
220 V
50 Hz
cells: South Africa
C, M, N
SANS 164
230 V
50 Hz
cells: South Korea
C, F
KS C 8305
220 V
60 Hz
cells: Spain
C, F
UNE 20315
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Sri Lanka
D, G, M
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Sudan
C, D
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Suriname
C, F
127 V
60 Hz
cells: Swaziland
M
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Sweden
C F
SS-EN 50075 SS 428 08 34
230 V
50 Hz
Bathrooms may have shaver sockets.
cells: Switzerland
C, J
SN SEV 1011:2009[33][34]
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Syria
C, E, L
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Taiwan
A, B
110 V
60 Hz
Sockets in older buildings are often unearthed and accept only Type A plugs.
cells: Tajikistan
C, F, I
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Tanzania
D, G
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Thailand
A, B, C, F
-
220 V
50 Hz
There is also a Thai national standard, TIS 166-2549 (sometimes known as Type O) which may not yet be in common use.[35][36]
cells: Timor-Leste (East Timor)
C, E, F, I
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Togo
C
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Tonga
I
240 V
50 Hz
cells: Trinidad & Tobago
A, B
115 V
60 Hz
cells: Tunisia
C, E
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Turkey
C, F
220 V[37]
50 Hz
cells: Turkmenistan
B, C, F
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Tuvalu
I
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Uganda
G
240 V
50 Hz
cells: Ukraine
C, F
230 V[38]
50 Hz
cells: United Arab Emirates
C, G
220 V
50 Hz
Type G is most common.
cells: United Kingdom
G[39]
BS 1363
230 V[40]
50 Hz
Bathrooms may have shaver sockets
cells: United States
A B
NEMA 1-15 P NEMA 5-15 P
120 V
60 Hz
NEMA 5-20R outlets, which are similar to type B but have a T-shaped neutral blade, are used for high-current 120V equipment (up to 20 A). Use of split-phase power distribution to breaker panels is common, so high-consumption appliances like electric dryers and stoves can use 240 V circuits, typically with NEMA 14-30 or NEMA 14-50 outlets (or obsolete NEMA 10 outlets). Some commercial and light industrial equipment uses 208 V three-phase power with other NEMA outlets.
cells: US Virgin Islands
A B
NEMA 1-15 P NEMA 5-15 P
110 V
60 Hz
cells: Uruguay
C, F, I, L
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Uzbekistan
C,I
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Vanuatu
C, G, I
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Venezuela
A, B
120 V
60 Hz
cells: Vietnam
A, C, G
TCVN 6188-1
220 V
50 Hz
cells: Yemen
A, D, G
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Zambia
C, D, G
230 V
50 Hz
cells: Zimbabwe
D, G
220 V
50 Hz

Questions about this table:
originalText: what is the standard voltage in the philippines
answer: answerTexts: 230 V