You need a plug adapter
Your plugs from France (types C and E) don’t fit the sockets in Mexico (types A and B). Take an adapter to type B.
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Will your plugs and devices from home work there?
Your plugs from France (types C and E) don’t fit the sockets in Mexico (types A and B). Take an adapter to type B.
Mexico has 127 V, France has 230 V. Devices with a 100–240 V power supply (chargers, laptops) work; others need a voltage converter.
Mexico uses 60 Hz, France uses 50 Hz. It makes no difference to chargers and electronics; clocks and some motor-driven appliances may behave differently.
| Your plug | Sockets there | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Type C | AB | doesn’t fit |
| Type E | AB | doesn’t fit |
Many older sockets are two-slot type A, so three-prong plugs may not fit. The nominal voltage is 127 V.
You need a plug adapter. Your plugs from France (types C and E) don’t fit the sockets in Mexico (types A and B). Take an adapter to type B.
Voltage: different from home. Mexico has 127 V, France has 230 V. Devices with a 100–240 V power supply (chargers, laptops) work; others need a voltage converter.