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Japan uses 100V electricity at 50/60Hz. Most UK devices work with an adapter, but some appliances need a voltage converter.
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USA uses 120V electricity. Most UK electronics work with an adapter, but hair dryers, kettles, and other heating appliances may not work.
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USA Voltage for UK Devices: What Works and What Doesn’t
USA uses 120V electricity. Most UK electronics work with an adapter, but hair dryers, kettles, and other heating appliances may not work.
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Mount Rushmore visitor guide covering the monument, surrounding Black Hills attractions, and practical tips for planning your South Dakota trip.
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