What power supply does Brazil use?

Brazil operates on a 127/220V supply voltage and 60Hz. The power supply in Brazil is 127V, however some of the newer hotels operate at 220V. Electricity supplies worldwide can vary from anything between 100V and 240V. It can be extremely dangerous to use an electrical appliance that is rated at a voltage different from the supply.

What type of power outlet does Brazil use?

Now you know! Brazil uses Type N power outlets - which fit both Type N and Type C power plugs. Voltage varies by location, and may be 127 or 220 volts. If your devices aren’t compatible with Brazil’s plug type or voltage, you’ll need to bring a Brazil power outlet adaptor and possibly a voltage converter.

What type of power plugs does Brazil use?

Brazil predominantly uses the Type C and Type N power plugs. Type C have two round pins and a thin body, while Type N has two round pins plus a third grounding pin arranged in a triangular shape. If you have European plus, good news - You can plug your Type C plugs into a Type N outlet. But do not confuse type C with Type E.

What voltage do I need for a Brazil power outlet?

Voltage varies by location, and may be 127 or 220 volts. If your devices aren’t compatible with Brazil’s plug type or voltage, you’ll need to bring a Brazil power outlet adaptor and possibly a voltage converter. Fortunately, universal adaptors are inexpensive and widely available.

Do I need a Brazil power adaptor?

If your devices don't have a compatible plug with the Brazil power plug type (Type N), you will definitely need a Brazil power adaptor. You can either buy a Type C or Type N adaptor for Brazil, or, consider buying a universal travel adaptor.

Does a plug adapter for Brazil need a voltage converter?

Note: Plug adapter for brazil is not a voltage converter. Only works on 100V to 250V wide voltage devices. If you want to use your hair dryer, straightener or curling irons, they need to support wide voltage, or you may need a power voltage converter.