PlugAtlas

Multi-stop plug check

One home country, up to eight stops: where your plugs fit, where the voltage changes, and the fewest adapter types that reach every stop.

Stops

All your plugs fit at 1 of 4 stops; the voltage range differs or varies at all 4.

All plugs fit
1
Some fit
0
None fit
3
Other voltage
4

Two adapter types reach all 3 stops where no plug from home fits.

  • Type CFrance, Italy
  • Type GUnited Kingdom

  1. 1United Kingdom

    Plugs
    A/B → GNone fit
    Voltage
    120 V → 230 VDifferent range
    Frequency
    60 Hz → 50 HzDifferent

  2. 2France

    Plugs
    A/B → C/ENone fit
    Voltage
    120 V → 230 VDifferent range
    Frequency
    60 Hz → 50 HzDifferent

  3. 3Italy

    Plugs
    A/B → C/F/LNone fit
    Voltage
    120 V → 230 VDifferent range
    Frequency
    60 Hz → 50 HzDifferent

  4. 4Thailand

    Plugs
    A/B → A/B/C/OAll fit
    Voltage
    120 V → 220 VDifferent range
    Frequency
    60 Hz → 50 HzDifferent

Check your device’s input rating label: it states the voltage and frequency the device accepts.

Your plugs are the plug types used in your home country (Type E and F count as the E/F hybrid). Each stop is compared with home, because the devices you carry stay the same. Voltages are nominal. Data: Wikidata (CC0), cross-checked with Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0, facts only) and national and technical sources, 28 October 2026.

How to use it

Pick your home country, then change, add or remove stops. The answer redraws after every change. Without JavaScript the page shows the example above and the worked routes below.

The address bar keeps the route, so it can be bookmarked or sent on, for example /multi-stop-check/?from=japan&stops=france,kenya. For a single destination, the adapter checker shows each plug against each socket.

What the result means

All, some or none fit
Each plug type from home is matched against every socket type used at the stop. Where a country lists several types, one building may have only one of them.
Adapter types
The smallest set of plug types with a socket at every stop where no plug from home fits, found by trying all combinations. A stop where some plugs fit is left out of that count.
Other voltage
The stop is on the other range than home (100–127 V or 220–240 V), or a country on the route uses both.

Eight worked routes

Run with the same rules. They show how the answer changes with home and route, and do not rank destinations. Select one to open it in the check.

Fit rules: Sources & method. Sub-region counts: how many plug types a multi-country trip takes.