British Virgin Islands power plugs and voltage
You will need a travel adapter
British Virgin Islands uses Type A and Type B sockets at 110 V / 60 Hz. Pick the country you are travelling from to see exactly what you need.
- Plug types
- A / B 2 socket types in use
- Voltage
- 110 V Low-voltage grid (100–127 V)
- Frequency
- 60 Hz 60 Hz — Americas, parts of Asia
- National standard
- — Grid reliability: Moderate
What the sockets look like
Power in British Virgin Islands
The British Virgin Islands is a Caribbean territory of around 60 islands and cays, where the BVI Electricity Corporation supplies most homes from diesel and heavy fuel oil generators, with solar farms added since 2018. Supply is generally stable but vulnerable to hurricanes, and the islands run on the North American 110 V / 60 Hz system.
Recommended gear
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- About 250 g
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