wat voltage is in canada?

[Kashif995]

I think it will be cheaper in Pakistan!

 

[Inam89]

wat voltage is in canada? i will take electrical appliances from pakistan

The voltage in Canada is 110 V,

These link may be helpful:
http://www.adaptelec.com/index.php?main_page=document_general_info&products_id=282
http://www.adaptelec.com/wa5-travel-plug-adapter-for-north-america-type-b-nema-515-p-7.html

 

[PMM]

Hi

The voltage in Canada is 110 V,

These link may be helpful:
http://www.adaptelec.com/index.php?main_page=document_general_info&products_id=282
http://www.adaptelec.com/wa5-travel-plug-adapter-for-north-america-type-b-nema-515-p-7.html

If the OP looks at the back of his laptop he will probably find a switch which it allows it to operate on 120V.

 

[wahab7]

my appliance works at 220 now what do i need?

yr check ur laptop and mobile chargers ranges r given on them and they r 110-240 v and 50-60 hrz.

i recently checked them so u need only is 3 pin socket nothing else like voltage converter etc etc.

 

[hasankhan27]

any idea about cell phone and laptop chargers? Ill be taking a cell/laptop from Pakistan only!?

Most laptop and mobile chargers have a range of 110-250V so they have no problem working in Canada....

But do check for rating on the chargers before use

 

[hasankhan27]

wat voltage is in canada? i will take electrical appliances from pakistan

The voltage in Canada is 110 V,

These link may be helpful:
http://www.adaptelec.com/index.php?main_page=document_general_info&products_id=282
http://www.adaptelec.com/wa5-travel-plug-adapter-for-north-america-type-b-nema-515-p-7.html

Check this out, posted by Inam89 elsewhere

 

[cyma khan]

you can get the converter over there....or better buy new ones over there

i have the same question my battery says it can work on 100v-240v,now what i need?

 

[Warp23]

If your mobile gets charged by USB as well then your problem is solved for mobile, you can charge it via laptop and for laptop you can buy a simple adapter of 110V

 

[osama13]

My appliance is electric (unchargeable) and it says 230V/50 Hz. What do i need to make it work in canada?

 

[Inam89]

My appliance is electric (unchargeable) and it says 230V/50 Hz. What do i need to make it work in canada?

Go out to market and ask for 110V to 220V converter, you will easily find it.

http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=transformer+110v+to+220v

 

[osama13]

Go out to market and ask for 110V to 220V converter, you will easily find it.

http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=transformer+110v+to+220v

do i need the pin converter as well?

 

[mead]

do i need the pin converter as well?

have u checked the link provided by inam above? u havent seen the pictures in that link above. have u? when u go to market and tell them u need a 110V to 220V converter and u plan to use it in canada the electric shop person will know what u need. its a 2 in 1 voltage and pin converter.
I take it ur not a technical person lol.

 

[osama13]

have u checked the link provided by inam above? u havent seen the pictures in that link above. have u? when u go to market and tell them u need a 110V to 220V converter and u plan to use it in canada the electric shop person will know what u need. its a 2 in 1 voltage and pin converter.
I take it ur not a technical person lol.

yeah i am a bit confused about this stuff lol !! my appliance works in 230 v so i need from 220v/230v to 110v converter??

 

[Kashif995]

yeah i am a bit confused about this stuff lol !! my appliance works in 230 v so i need from 220v/230v to 110v converter??

Yup! 8)

 

[Inam89]

yeah i am a bit confused about this stuff lol !! my appliance works in 230 v so i need from 220v/230v to 110v converter??

No, 110V to 220V converter. Your source is 110V, it's not 220V.