UK to US plug adapter to use on board. Is this one ok?

I can’t get the picture to up load.

 

It has two straight pins and one round pin. Is this okay for Sapphire princess cabins?

I can’t get the picture to up load.

 

It has two straight pins and one round pin. Is this okay for Sapphire princess cabins?

 

Here is a photo on the Caribbean Princess, same on the Regal, and the Royal.

 

 

Howard

Thank you for the picture.

 

Is Sapphire the same?

The UK to US power adapter would look like the photo below...

 

Should be fine if it's just an adapter and doesn't have any kind of surge suppression. Most simple adapters, like the one Lew posted, don't.

Thank you for the picture.

 

Is Sapphire the same?

 

Never been on the Sapphire but a call to Princess might be able to answer your question?

 

 

Howard

The UK to US power adapter would look like the photo below...

 

 

That’s it. It doesn’t have serge protection.

The North American (NA) plug has two slots and a round hole. The left (longer) slot is "neutral," the right (shorter) slot is"hot" and the hole below them is the "ground." Some NA electrical devices do not had a ground prong, they are ‘double’ isolated instead. One things to check, North American power is 120V at 60 Hertz (frequency). UK power is 240V at 50 Hertz. Your UK device may or may not work on NA power. Check your device.

 

 

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It has two straight pins and one round pin. Is this okay for Sapphire princess cabins?

 

The cruise ships usually have European type sockets. They also usually have American type sockets.

 

You do want to make sure that any device that you plan to plug in is both 110/220 capable. Most electronic devices and charges sold these days are, but you should check yours.

Sapphire has 2 US sockets by the desk, they are really close together so one becomes useless when a UK adaptor is plugged in.

Sapphire has 2 US sockets by the desk, they are really close together so one becomes useless when a UK adaptor is plugged in.

 

Is it the two slot and round pin type?

If you need more space to plug in electrical items, bring a small two-prong European adapter. Works great at the desk area:

https://www.amazon.com/Unidapt-European-Adapter-quality-Converter/dp/B077WCS211/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1534446244&sr=8-4&keywords=two+prong+european+adapter+plug

Yes

Is it the two slot and round pin type?

 

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Here is a photo on the Caribbean Princess, same on the Regal, and the Royal.

 

 

Howard

I haven’t seen that arrangement on the Sapphire, only on the Regal. Most Princess ships do not have the European receptacle but two U.S. receptacles very close to one another.

 

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Usually there’s a 220 outlet under the bed. Hopefully someone will give you the info.

 

 

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Usually there’s a 220 outlet under the bed. Hopefully someone will give you the info.

 

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There is a 220 V European, not U.K., outlet under the bed that is used for one of the nightstand lamps.

 

 

 

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