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Aruba: Plugs & Sockets - Do I need a travel adapter to charge my devices from Mexico?

✅ You don't need a travel adapter.

⚠️ You might need a voltage converter.

⚠️ Be extra careful because of the difference in frequency.

Country

Voltage

127

120

Frequency

60

60

Plugs & Sockets

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✔

Adapter needed

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  • 3 pins

  • grounded

  • 15 A

  • almost always 100 – 127 V

  • socket compatible with plug types A & B

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- 100 – 127 V - 15 A - 2 pins - Not grounded - Compatible with plugs Type A
    - 100 – 127 V
    - 15 A
    - 2 pins
    - Not grounded
    - Compatible with plugs Type A

A

- 100 – 127 V - 15 A - 3 pins - Grounded - Compatible with plugs Type A and B
    - 100 – 127 V
    - 15 A
    - 3 pins
    - Grounded
    - Compatible with plugs Type A and B

B

- 220 – 240 V - 16 A - 2 pins - Grounded - Compatible with plugs Type C, E and F
    - 220 – 240 V
    - 16 A
    - 2 pins
    - Grounded
    - Compatible with plugs Type C, E and F

F

You need

Travel Adaptor

We recommend getting a universal travel adapter. It will be compatibile with multiple plug types and sockets and guarantees convenience and peace of mind for all your future trips.

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Voltage Converter

To avoid the risk of damaging your devices, it's advisable to always use a voltage converter that matches your device's specifications.

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Voltage Converter

FAQ

What power sockets are used in Aruba?

Aruba uses sockets (=outlets) Type A, B and F. Plug Type A is rated for 100-127V and 15A, featuring two pins and is ungrounded. Plug Type B is rated for 100-127V and 15A, featuring three pins and is grounded.

What power plugs are used in Mexico?

Mexico uses sockets (=outlets) Type A and B. Plug Type A is rated for 100-127V and 15A, featuring two pins and is ungrounded.. Plug Type B is rated for 100-127V and 15A, featuring three pins and is grounded.

Are plugs from Mexico and Aruba the same?

All of your plugs from Mexico should be compatible with sockets from Aruba.

Do I need a plug adapter in Aruba?

All of the plugs that are used in Mexico should be compatible with generally available in Aruba.

What kind of travel adapter do I need for Aruba?

You should be able to use plugs from Mexico without a travel adapter in Aruba.

Will my phone charge in Aruba?

You should be able to charge your phone without a travel adapter in Aruba. However, it's always a good idea to check the specifications on your device’s charger to confirm compatibility, or consider purchasing a universal travel adapter if you're unsure.

Will my laptop charge in Aruba?

You should be able to charge your phone without a travel adapter in Aruba. However, it's always a good idea to check the specifications on your device’s charger to confirm compatibility, or consider purchasing a universal travel adapter if you're unsure.

What is the voltage in Mexico vs Aruba?

The standard voltage in Aruba is 120 V, whereas in Mexico the voltage supply is 127 V.

Can I use 127 V in Aruba?

The standard voltage in Aruba is 120 V, whereas in Mexico the voltage supply is 127 V. This means that the electrical voltage requirements for devices are more or less the same. Therefore you should be able to use all of your electronic devices when traveling between Aruba and Mexico.

What is the frequency in Mexico vs Aruba?

The standard frequency in Aruba is 60 Hz, whereas in Mexico the fequency supply is 60 Hz.

Can I use 60 Hz in Aruba?

Yes, the standard frequency in Aruba is 60 Hz as well. This should allow you to use your electronic devices when traveling between Aruba and Mexico.

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