Hello together I've been looking at a few adapters and now I'm more confused than when I started. Does anyone know which adapter I need for travelling in Japan, if no adapter a power cable would also work. I have a USB charger with 165W with me. Thank you for your help.
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I am looking for such an adapter, but cannot find an offer. Technically this should not be a problem....
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Hello everyone Is there an adapter from T23 to Schuko type F? The adapters I have seen here are all for type E. https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/product/max-hauri-fixadapter-kupplung-schuko-typ-23-schuko-stromadapter-11129799 This means that the earth is connected via a pin and the other plug must have a hole in it. However, my plug does not have a hole and the earth is made via the side contact springs. Thank you.
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Looking for an adapter so that I can use it in Switzerland.
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Which fix adapter is suitable for using a hair dryer with a German plug in Switzerland?
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Is there anywhere to buy an adapter to connect a Schuko appliance with 2500-3000 watts (iron) in Switzerland? The problem with the adapters I know: they can only handle 6 or 10 amps. In my flat I have 13A fuses, so 3000 watts should still be fine. But it's of little use to me if the adapter breaks down at 10A. Whether it's a normal or a fixed adapter doesn't matter to me, I haven't found either myself.
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The architect who built the flat I live in in 1988 must have been an early green (electricity is a sin). All circuits except the cooker and washing machine are fused with only 10A. Hoover 1600W, circular saw 1600W etc. blow the fuses. The cause is the starting currents of the electric motors. Are there soft-start sockets/adapters in Switzerland so that I can also operate such appliances?
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Hi I have been gifted a new table top dishwasher. My problem is that it has a Schuko plug. It is 950W machine. Can anyone tell me what I need to use it in switzerland?
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Hello all I bought a battery charger, unfortunately not from Digitec. Now I have a German plug, which of course I can't plug into a Swiss socket. Now I'm really confused. The plug says IP44, 16A, 250 V. When I search Digitec for mains adapters that have 16A 250V, I only find plugs with a T23 wall connection. Under the reviews you can read that they don't fit into CH sockets at all. But I can't find a T12 wall connection with 16A 250V. Can I plug a T12 adapter 10A 230V into a DE connection 16A 250V? I don't think this will do any good, but I don't know anything about it. Thank you very much for your support.
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Hello all I have a power connection in the house with 4 flat plugs/holes which are arranged in a square and the flat plugs/holes are oriented differently. The top right and bottom left are horizontal and the top left and bottom right are vertical. Thank you and greetings
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Hello Why are there no type F (WITHOUT HOLE) adapters to type J? Greetings
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Hello all I have an animal shearer from Wahl that has an English plug. I can't find the adapter it needs in the range. Can anyone help? Thank you
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Hi I have an electrical appliance with an Australian connection. Is there a fixed adapter for Australia (type I) - CH?
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Hello, I have a hotel with 24 rooms and I would like to put a universal adapter in each room attached to the socket for my international guests. Could you advise me?
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Hello! I am looking for a power meter to plug into a standard T13 // T12 socket Thanks in advance!
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