Electrical outlets, Jewel inside cabins?

[YangtzeCruiser]

I recall both 220V (two round pins) and 110V outlets in our cabin, but am thinking the 110V outlet was the old two prong-style outlet. Does anyone know if the 110V outlet can accept a polarized plug (the kind of plug with one prong slightly larger than the other)? I've got a couple of converters. Will be traveling with my in-laws, and my father-in-law has a couple of medical devices that needed grounded connections. Thanks.

[garycarla]

I know each cabin has at least one "U.S." type plug. We always plug an extension cord into them.

 

Grounded plug? I guess so. More than once I have broken off the grounded pin to make things work when traveling, but can not speak specifically about the ship. Come to think about it, I have never had a problem with my CPAP, but that always goes into an extension cord anyways.

 

What sort of medical device are you speaking about?

[roger001]

I haven't been in an inside cabin, but every cruise and NCL ship we've been on has always had the 3 prong type outlets available.

[YangtzeCruiser]

He needs to plug in a battery charger and a dryer for his cochlear implant. He's also got a corded electric razor. Looks like it's time to go out and buy a cheap power strip