electrics

[parthia]

:)Can anyone confirm the the electrics in the cabins aboard IE is based on the American type twin flat pin American adapter-where a UK plug would be used also would their be ONE socket provided in each cabin-ours is 4030-many thanks-:)

 

Dave

[ekco]

:)Can anyone confirm the the electrics in the cabins aboard IE is based on the American type twin flat pin American adapter-where a UK plug would be used also would their be ONE socket provided in each cabin-ours is 4030-many thanks-:)

 

Dave

 

It is the American type but my travel hairdryer only worked with half power and straighteners had no power.

 

I think it's best, from what Berwyn said, to hire a hair dryer from Reception.:)

 

Jan

[Cymro1953]

It is the American type but my travel hairdryer only worked with half power and straighteners had no power.

 

I think it's best, from what Berwyn said, to hire a hair dryer from Reception.:)

 

Jan

 

DW said the Hair dryer from reception was fine. She's used them on 2 cruises and she has thick curly hair.

Not quite as good power as at home, but not as bad as the low power she gets when using her travel one at home.

Saves a little on packing.

One tip, as soon as they've shown you to your cabin, one of you pop straight down to reception to get it rather than going later in the day.

 

Berwyn