Tip: Take a power board with you if you have several devices, since some hotel rooms don't have many AC outlets this also means that you only need one adapter. The larger variety are poorly designed and the earthing contacts are usually bent, but will accept 2-pole plugs anyway. In the EC, you often find small 2-pole plugs as well as larger earthed plugs. Note that some countries have two types of plug.
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I assume all of this means it is dual voltage, but I am a bit puzzled about the meaning info not within the rectangle. Then, beside that, within a smaller rectangle it says, "Foreign input: AC 100-240V 50/60Hz" However, right below it (not in a rectangle), it says, "Input: 120V~60Hz, 0.2A".
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