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Papua New Guinea

Power plug type, outlet & voltage guide

Voltage240V
Frequency50Hz

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Do You Need an Adapter for Papua New Guinea?

Whether you need an adapter depends on where you're traveling from:

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From United States

You need: • a power plug adapter • a voltage converter

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From United Kingdom

You need: • a power plug adapter

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From European Union

You need: • a power plug adapter

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From Australia

Compatible, no power adapter needed!

Travel Tips for Papua New Guinea

Check Your Devices

Before traveling, check if your devices are dual voltage (100-240V).

High-Wattage Appliances

Hair dryers and straighteners often aren't dual voltage.

Universal Travel Adapter

Consider a universal travel adapter if you're visiting multiple countries.

Countries with compatible power plugs

A travel adapter for Papua New Guinea will also work in these 14 countries that use Type I power plugs:

If you buy a travel adapter for Papua New Guinea, you can also use it in these other destinations that use Type I power plugs.

Frequently Asked Questions

What power plug type is used in Papua New Guinea?

Papua New Guinea uses Type I power plug. You can see the visual representation of this power plug above.

What voltage is used in Papua New Guinea?

The standard voltage in Papua New Guinea is 240V with a frequency of 50Hz.

Can I use my US/UK/EU devices in Papua New Guinea?

It depends on your device's voltage compatibility. Check the "Do You Need an Adapter" section above for specific guidance based on your origin country.

Where can I buy a power adapter for Papua New Guinea?

Power adapters can be purchased at airports, electronics stores, online retailers (Amazon, Best Buy), or travel accessory shops. For best prices and selection, buy before your trip.

What socket type is used in Papua New Guinea?

Papua New Guinea uses Type I socket(s).