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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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Exploring the world can be a thrilling experience, but it is important to factor in the varying electrical standards between countries. When travelling to Morocco, it is essential to be equipped with the right travel plug to charge devices. The Morocco travel plug is the perfect solution for modern travellers, boasting a sleek and compact […]
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