Princess electricity
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Topic author - Commodore
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Princess electricity
We're shortly doing our first cruise on Princess, to Alaska, and have a question I can't find an answer to on the Princess website.
I realise that Princess is American and therefore assume most if not all the sockets in the cabin will be American plug shaped and 110v. That's fine for most of our phone chargers etc. and we have the appropriate adaptor.
However we have one charger which claims it definitely wants 240v. Is there a socket of any shape in a Princess cabin which gives that voltage?
I realise that Princess is American and therefore assume most if not all the sockets in the cabin will be American plug shaped and 110v. That's fine for most of our phone chargers etc. and we have the appropriate adaptor.
However we have one charger which claims it definitely wants 240v. Is there a socket of any shape in a Princess cabin which gives that voltage?
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- Deputy Captain
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Re: Princess electricity
Merv, I think the princess ships have a dual 110/240v shaver socket in their bathrooms, but of course these are only 2 pin sockets and tend to have thicker and narrower openings than the typical european 2 pin sockets. But you should be able to use them with some sort of multi purpose adaptor.Mervyn and Trish wrote:We're shortly doing our first cruise on Princess, to Alaska, and have a question I can't find an answer to on the Princess website.
I realise that Princess is American and therefore assume most if not all the sockets in the cabin will be American plug shaped and 110v. That's fine for most of our phone chargers etc. and we have the appropriate adaptor.
However we have one charger which claims it definitely wants 240v. Is there a socket of any shape in a Princess cabin which gives that voltage?
We are on Emerald Princess at the end of May, so if you don't go until June we will let you know for certain.
John
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- Third Officer
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Re: Princess electricity
Hi Mervyn & Trish
We have been on Princess a few times and my husband thinks the razor socket in the bathroom is duel voltage, you will need an adaptor from razor to your charger, good luck and hope this is some help. We are on the Island Princess from Vancouver in September. Have a good cruise, we find them excellent.
Doreen
We have been on Princess a few times and my husband thinks the razor socket in the bathroom is duel voltage, you will need an adaptor from razor to your charger, good luck and hope this is some help. We are on the Island Princess from Vancouver in September. Have a good cruise, we find them excellent.
Doreen
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Topic author - Commodore
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Re: Princess electricity
Sounds like the same trip we are doing, but at a different time!
Thanks for replies. The offending item is my electric toothbrush so if the bathroom socket is dual voltage it will do nicely.
Thanks for replies. The offending item is my electric toothbrush so if the bathroom socket is dual voltage it will do nicely.
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Re: Princess electricity
Best to wear a pair of wellies for effective insulation ....
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Topic author - Commodore
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Re: Princess electricity
Perhaps where P&O give slippers Princess offers wellies?
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- First Officer
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Re: Princess electricity
My memory of Ruby Princess is that it is only 110V. Could be wrong but seem to remember not being able to plug in electric toothbrush (but I might be thinking of Grandeur of the Seas)