Island power outlet

[wallyworld1059]

We are booked in an Ocean View room on the Island and are wondering if there is  more than one outlet behind the bed?  Since there are two lamps it would seem to make sense there would be two outlets but...  I know there are adaptors for European style plugs with both European and  US style plugs so could plug a lamp and cpap.  But if only one outlet then that would be a problem with two lamps.  We both use a cpap and really don't want an extension cord running across the room if we don't have to.

[Rick&Jeannie]

I have seen where there was a second European-style plug and (more often) where there was only one.  Not sure where that second lamp ran to, but I've never had an issue using this adapter:

 

 

 

https://www.amazon.com/European-Adapter-Adaptor-Countries-Netherlands/dp/B008JCVF0U/ref=sr_1_19?crid=2YC72VL0V3Z7G&keywords=schuko+plug+adapter&qid=1676657828&sprefix=schuko%2Caps%2C114&sr=8-19

 

Edited July 19, 2023 by Rick&Jeannie

[Rick&Jeannie]

Then, you can plug this into the US style socket to give you multiple sockets:

 

 

 

Note that you would need a three prong adapter...

 

Edited July 19, 2023 by Rick&Jeannie

[wallyworld1059]

thank you

[Teechur]

Or use this:

Sunbeam 3-Outlet Wall Taps | Dollar Tree

 

And this:

 

Grounded US to Grounded European Schuko Power Adapter Plug, 110220Volts.com

[Rick&Jeannie]

23 hours ago, Teechur said:

Grounded US to Grounded European Schuko Power Adapter Plug, 110220Volts.com

Note:  This one will not allow whatever was plugged into that European-style outlet to also be plugged in... You would be without a lamp throughout the cruise.

[Teechur]

2 hours ago, Rick&Jeannie said:

Note:  This one will not allow whatever was plugged into that European-style outlet to also be plugged in... You would be without a lamp throughout the cruise.

You are correct. Your adapter would be a better choice. I was trying to envision something lighter than the heavy-duty 3-prong splitter you pictured. Would a lightweight 2-wire extension cord with a 3-receptacle block on the end work for 2 CPAP machines?  Do CPAPs usually have a ground plug? ❓

[Rick&Jeannie]

9 hours ago, Teechur said:

You are correct. Your adapter would be a better choice. I was trying to envision something lighter than the heavy-duty 3-prong splitter you pictured. Would a lightweight 2-wire extension cord with a 3-receptacle block on the end work for 2 CPAP machines?  Do CPAPs usually have a ground plug? ❓

I can't say for *all* CPAPs, but the plugs on both mine and DWs have plain 2 prong plugs, non-keyed.  I carry a different version of your first link that I got at Ace Hardware. (Couldn't find a similar item on Amazon in which to provide a link.)  There are probably 100 different ways to get you multiple sockets from the one that my adapter provides...whatever works for you is the "best one"!

[Rick&Jeannie]

This is what I've been carrying for several years now.  I can't find the exact item to post a link...but I'm fairly certain that I got it at Ace Hardware:

 

 

 

There's another socket on the other side, so you get 3 possible spots to plug in using a very compact space.

 

Edited July 21, 2023 by Rick&Jeannie