Walling Hotel - Jiefangbei Hongyadong, Chongqing
Tourist Assistant
Power & Outlets
China outlet types, voltage & adapters
Tips
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Features
- ✓ China uses 220V/50Hz
- ✓ Type A (2 flat pins) and Type I (3 angled pins) outlets
- ✓ Universal adapter recommendations
- ✓ USB charging widely available
- ✓ China uses 220V/50Hz power - check if your devices are compatible
- ✓ Plug types: mainly Type A (2 flat pins) and Type I (3 angled pins)
- ✓ Universal adapters available at airport shops and convenience stores
- ✓ Most modern phone chargers are dual voltage (110-240V) and work directly
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How to Use
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Check if your devices support 220V (most modern chargers do)
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Bring a universal travel adapter
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Type A (US-style flat 2-pin) works in most Chinese outlets
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Hotels often have universal outlets at the desk
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Check your device charger labels for voltage rating (110-240V means compatible)
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Buy a universal adapter before your trip or at the airport
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For 110V-only devices, you need a voltage converter (not just an adapter)
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Hotels often have universal outlets. Ask the front desk if you need an adapter
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FAQ
Most modern phone/laptop chargers are 100-240V compatible. Check the label on your charger.
Most modern phone and laptop chargers support 100-240V and only need a plug adapter.
Airport shops, convenience stores (7-Eleven, FamilyMart), electronics stores, and hotel front desks.
Most outlets accept Type A (2 flat pins). Universal outlets accepting multiple plug types are common in hotels.
Mobile payment (Alipay/WeChat Pay) is most common. Some places accept international cards.
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Important Notes
Do NOT plug in 110V-only appliances (like some US hair dryers) without a voltage converter
Never use 110V-only appliances (like hair dryers) without a voltage converter.
Cheap adapters may not have proper safety certifications. Buy from reputable stores.
Power strips from your home country still need a plug adapter for the wall outlet.
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