Questions & Answers for Apple World Travel Adaptor Kit

Yes, use the Continental Europe plug in Israel.

• Answered by Sebastian H from Genève 3
• 18-Mar-2010
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I was in India 8 days ago and found combo outlets nearly everywhere that will support European and american style plugs. One hostel only had UK style but they had an adapter that worked for me. I have not needed a voltage converter (220-110) in over 10 years anywhere as most everything, including my mac, easily handles 110-240v automatically. The transformers are mostly a scam these days. not needed unless you need to plug in your 1967 electric typewriter while travelling.

• Answered by Scott A from Calgary
• 05-Nov-2009
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Just want to let you all know, since I saw many similar unanswered questions posted here, that I have arrived in Argentina and successfully used both the B & F adapters here. (Argentina uses both types of plugs.)

• Answered by Susan L from San Francisco
• 17-Nov-2009
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The 1st answer is incorrect...... I bought this kit to be able to change the plug head on the 85W Mag Safe Power Adapter for my new MacBook Pro - 15". When I travel to any one of 25 countries I regularly visit throughout the world, it has worked just fine! The fact that there is a USB cable and power adapter for my iPhone in the box was an added bonus!

• Answered by Michael C from Roselle
• 25-Feb-2010
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The plug with two round poles. (There are two plugs that match this description. Use the one with the larger poles. The one with the smaller poles that are angled slightly inward is the "europlug".)

• Answered by Cameron P from Lexington
• 22-Jun-2011
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Electricity in Cuba, the Cuban power outlets are suited for use with the US American flat pin type electrical plugs. In general the voltage in Havana is 110V AC 60Hz , but some newer hotels have 220 V AC 60 Hz too. Travellers from Europe need a plug adaptor to use their electrical equipment. It is recommended to use a surge protector for electronic apparatus, laptops, portable videoplayer etc. Cubans use surge protectors on every electrical equipment of value, TV set, video, fridge to protect them against the frequent electrical surges and spikes.

• Answered by Willem J from Victoria
• 24-Nov-2009
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That would depend on the type of aircraft power outlet. Although some aircraft still have the regular aircraft socket, many now use AC power outlets. If the aircraft has AC outlets, then this kit should fit all outlets. If the craft uses the traditional DC outlets (power sockets), then no.

• Answered by Robert S from Port Jefferson
• 22-Mar-2010
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No the power supply acts as the converter.

• Answered by Thomas P P from Mandurah
• 23-Mar-2011
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