How to check your electric toothbrush
Look for the "Input" rating on the plug, power brick or the handle near the cable:
- 100–240V ~ 50/60Hz – works anywhere in the world with a plug adapter.
- A switch marked 120/230 or 110/220 – dual-voltage: set it to match the country before plugging in.
- 220–240V only – fine in the UK and Europe, but not on Cuba's 110/220V supply.
Plugs in Cuba
Yes. You'll need a universal travel adapter.
- Type A: Two flat parallel pins (no earth)
- Type B: Two flat parallel pins plus a round earth pin
- Type C: Two round pins (the "Europlug")
- Type L: Three round pins in a row (Italian)
Other appliances in Cuba
Related questions
Common questions
Can I use my UK electric toothbrush in Cuba?
Cuba runs on 110/220V, about half the UK's 230V. Some areas use 220V, but don't count on it. Check the label on your electric toothbrush for "100–240V" or a voltage switch. If it says 220–240V only, it won't work properly. You'll need a universal travel adapter.
What voltage is Cuba?
110/220V at 60Hz. The UK is 230V at 50Hz.
Do I need a voltage converter for my electric toothbrush?
Only if it's 220–240V only. A dual-voltage model is a simpler and safer choice than a converter.
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