Questions & Answers for Apple World Travel Adapter Kit
528 Questions from the Community
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Do I need a power converter to charge my iPhone in a country with 220 volt power?
I have an adapter to fit the outlet, but do I also need a converter to convert the electricity from 220 v to 110 v?
- Asked by Everett F from Yarmouth
- Oct 27, 2009
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Best AnswerThe USB power adapter you get with an iPhone works with 110-240V power, so if you have one of those, you will be fine according to another answer on this site.
- Answered by Mark C from Virginia Beach
- Nov 4, 2009
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Can I use my iPad, Mac Book and Mac Pro in Zambia, Africa
What adapters will I need? Can I buy what I need at any Apple Store?
Thanks
Maria- Asked by Maria M from La Crescenta
- May 18, 2013
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AnswerYes, I travel to Zambia all the time and take my Mac Book, ipad and iPhone (with t-mobil) and all work fine. You just need a standard electric adaptor for UK plugs if you want to charge it.
- Answered by Carol V from Sacramento
- May 23, 2013
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Can my ipad be plugged into outlets on European trains?
The power adapter/plug for my ipad has a part that snaps off. When I do that, a two-prong (female) end is revealed. Is there a cord that I need to use with this so I can plug the ipad into outlets on European trains? If so, where can I get that?
- Asked by Connie C from Maplewood
- May 25, 2013
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Do I need a power converter to charge my iPad in a country with 220 volt power?
I have the world wide travel adapter kit, do indeed anything else to charge my iPad in Rome and theUK?
- Asked by C M from Seabeck
- May 24, 2013
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I have an iPad that uses the lightning charger. Can I connect the usb cable it came with with this kit? Will it work? Thanks.
- Asked by Joanna F from Fort Washington
- May 24, 2013
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iPad bought in UK, how to plug it in Venezuela
I have bought a new iPad in the UK and I would like to know what adapter I need to plug it in Venezuela (110V)
I am not sure whether the world travel adapter kit has what I need.- Asked by Iris D from Richmond
- May 23, 2013
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Does the World Travel Adapter Kit come with a carrying case?
- Asked by Joanna P from Louisville
- May 22, 2013
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Will it work with iPad 4 and the iPhone 5
- Asked by Ilene C from Raleigh
- May 21, 2013
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Can I use the plug adapters with my iPad charger?
The iPod charger that comes with the World Travel Kit has normal iPod specs (Input: 100-240V 0.15A 50-60Hz Output: 5V 1A). I am going to Spain and had planned on using this kit with my iPod Touch, but I just got an iPad and noticed that it's charger is a little different (Input 100-240V 0.45A 50-60Hz Output: 5.1V 2.3A). Can I just snap the plug adapters from this kit into my iPad charger and have it work ok? I don't want to accidentally fry my iPad or have it not charge at all!
- Asked by Kathryn B from Allen
- Apr 5, 2010
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Best AnswerI am an Electrical Engineer. Short answer: Yes.
Long answer: The only things that is important for using any AC adapters overseas are the following:
* You need to have the right type of plug. If you do not it will not fit, and if you force it, it could break.
* The adapter needs to support the right voltage for input. Some of the world uses around 110 volts. The rest uses around 220 volts. Many digital devices have power adapters that support both, which is often written as 100-240V or sometimes 110-240V. As long as it support both you are good. If it does not things get messier, and I won't get into them here.
* It must support the correct frequency for input. Again some parts of the world use 60 Hz, the rest uses 50 Hz. Just about all AC adapters support both. If the do they will say 50-60Hz.
So looking at the iPad charger:
Does it have the right plug? Probably not, but with this kit you can change the plug, so now it has the right plug.
Does it support both 110V and 220V? Yes it does. It supports from 100V to 240V.
Does it support both 50Hz and 60Hz? Yes.
Therefore: With the kit and your iPad charger it will work pretty much anywhere on earth, and even on the space station!
The last number for input is Amperage. It is related to how much Current or "Juice" it uses. You really don't need to worry about that, as all AC adapters use little enough current that they will work anywhere.- Answered by Joe S
- May 15, 2010
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This is different. On your Magsafe charger, there has a removable adapter socket. (For example, if you live in the USA, it has a USA adapter on the charger. But you can rempve the USA adapter and put for example, an Australian adapter on it so it will work in Australia. The Travel kit includes all the adapters for all around the world. It also includes an Apple charger with a removable socket for your iPhone.
Hope this helps.- Answered by Michael M from Stratford
- Apr 30, 2013
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Does the plug for the ipad2 charger come off so you can use the world adapter?
the original plug looks to be about 1 1/2 inch square. Where the prongs are is a section which appears to be able to be taken out. Does it snap apart so as to use the world travel adapter for Continental Europe?
- Asked by Roxann M from Gold River
- May 12, 2013
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Can I use my iMac in Europe?
I'm moving to Europe and I was wondering can I use my iMac here?
- Asked by Laurie S from Lombardy
- May 5, 2013
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What do I need to purchase in order to charge my ipad 1 when traveling in Europe?
- Asked by Ellen G from Los Angeles
- May 8, 2013
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does the worldwide adapter kit work with the new i phone 5 S? or is there another product i need hard to tell which is for paris
- Asked by Judith M from Caldwell
- Apr 2, 2013
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AnswerYes, however, you will need to buy the 30 pin to lightning adapter as well.
- Answered by Linda V from Austin
- Apr 11, 2013
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Do I need an adapter or converter to charge my ipad mini in Germany
I am traveling to Germany and Italy with an ipad mini. Can I charge it with just an adapter or do I also need a converter?
- Asked by Jeanne B from Smithville
- May 6, 2013
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do I need an extra cable to use the travel kit with my IPad mini
the comments on the travel kit said something about needing a lightening usb cable. Is this the one that currently runs from the Ipad mini to the charger, or do I need a different one. If so which one, there are several and none say they are specifically for the mini.
- Asked by Leslie M from Sebring
- May 1, 2013
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Will this adapter work for a 5th generation iPod touch?
- Asked by Amy R from Blandinsville
- Apr 12, 2013
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Do I need an adapter as well as a converter for my products to work?
I'm traveling to India where it has a 240 volt current and Bhutan which has a 230 volt current, 50 cycles.
- Asked by Laura B from Ruston
- Sep 19, 2012
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