Which Travel Adapter works for Macbook to the Philippines?
In reading up on the electricity that is offered in the Philippines, I see that I should expect 220V, 60HZ, type A,B,C.
I have an authentic Apple World Travel Adapter Kit. On my trip I'm thinking of taking the following pieces from the kit:
Type A plug, labelled on-unit "2.5A 250V" and Type C plug, labelled on-unit "2.5A 250V 50HZ" (thin-rounded)
The kit also provides:
Type C plug, labelled on-unit "2.5A 250V" (thick-rounded)
My primary concern is the 50HZ vs unlabelled HZ between the Type C plugs. While I also can bring both, I'm wondering is there is a definitive answer to which of the Type C plugs is more appropriate and safer for my device (whether the hertz difference is a concern)?
Specifically, I am using a 2015 Macbook Pro with the authentic power supply.
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Can I use my US MacBook in Philippines?
Assuming you're in North America now, you probably won't need any sort of plug adaptor there; most sockets in the Philippines are the same as those in North America. In case you do, it doesn't contain the correct adaptor. Voltage conversion is handled by the MacBook without any additional components.Can I charge my MacBook in the Philippines?
Helpful answers. Like steadman1 said, the charger supplied with the phone is a universal charger that will work anywhere in the world from 100-240 volts. All you need is an adapter for the wall plug which is best purchased in the country in question.Can I use any adapter for my MacBook?
If your Mac uses USB-C to charge, you can charge your Mac notebook with any USB-C power adapter or display. For the best charging experience, you should use the power adapter and cable included with your Mac notebook.What type of adaptor do I need for MacBook Pro?
Apple 140W USB-C Power Adaptor and USB-C to MagSafe 3 Cable These models can also be charged with a USB-C Charge Cable. Find out more about charging 14-inch MacBook Pro and 16-inch MacBook Pro.TRAVEL ADAPTERS and Power PLUGS explained | World Travel Tips
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