Guinea power plugs and voltage
You will need a travel adapter
Guinea uses Type C, Type F and Type K sockets at 220 V / 50 Hz. Pick the country you are travelling from to see exactly what you need.
- Plug types
- C / F / K 3 socket types in use
- Voltage
- 220 V High-voltage grid (220–240 V)
- Frequency
- 50 Hz 50 Hz — Europe, Asia, Africa, Oceania
- National standard
- — Grid reliability: Moderate
What the sockets look like
Power in Guinea
Guinea, located in West Africa, has a diverse power infrastructure that supports its growing energy needs. Guinea uses Type C, Type F and Type K power plugs. The standard voltage is 220 V and the supply frequency is 50 Hz. Hydroelectric power is the backbone of Guinea's energy production, supplemented by thermal power generation. While the power grid has seen improvements in recent years, reliability remains moderate, with occasional outages in rural areas. Efforts are ongoing to expand and modernize the infrastructure to meet the demands of a rapidly developing nation.
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One block that covers US, UK, EU and Australian sockets, with 75 W of USB-C charging — enough for a laptop without carrying its power brick.
- Plugs for US / UK / EU / AU sockets
- 3× USB-C (75 W total) + 2× USB-A
- Universal AC socket, fused, up to 2000 W
- About 250 g
Not for: Changes plug shapes only. It does not convert voltage — a 120 V appliance still gets 230 V on a European trip.
Best for: Phones, laptops, cameras, tablets and anything dual-voltage.
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