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Chile operates on a voltage of 220V and a frequency of 50Hz. Most devices should work fine, but it's essential to check if your equipment supports this voltage and frequency. Chile uses plug types C and L, so travelers are advised to carry a suitable adapter to ensure they can charge and use their electronic devices. For devices that require voltage conversion, it's recommended to use a voltage converter to prevent damage. While traveling in Chile, be mindful of local electrical safety, avoiding the use of electrical appliances in wet environments, and ensuring that plugs and sockets are dry and clean.
When using foreign devices in Chile, always check if they are compatible with the 220V voltage. Devices with a rated voltage significantly different from the local standard will require a voltage converter in addition to a plug adapter. For safety, choose a high-quality converter with overload protection.
Socket standards in Chile are generally consistent across regions, but older buildings or special facilities might differ. It's advisable to carry a multi-functional adapter to handle various situations you might encounter.
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