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I read that in the Dominican Republic electricity is 110V, 60Hz...
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Yes, there really are other sockets and a different voltage, but some hotels put universal sockets and even separate sockets for 220 V. We had adapters, we took them with us, but we didn’t need them. It all depends on the hotel. In principle, a lower voltage is not so scary for electrical appliances designed for a higher one. On chargers, the voltage range is always written and it is usually from 110 to 220 V. The problem is only in the plug and socket. Some electrical appliances, such as hair dryers, are usually not designed for low voltage, it will work, but barely so a hotel hair dryer is a salvation.
Again, some hotels provide adapters for use for free, but not always. Therefore, it all depends on the hotel you have chosen.
Again, some hotels provide adapters for use for free, but not always. Therefore, it all depends on the hotel you have chosen.
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