How to check your laptop charger
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 the Dominican Republic's 120V supply.
Plugs in the Dominican Republic
Yes. You'll need a US-style (type A/B) adapter.
- Type A: Two flat parallel pins (no earth)
- Type B: Two flat parallel pins plus a round earth pin
Other appliances in the Dominican Republic
Related questions
Common questions
Can I use my UK laptop charger in the Dominican Republic?
Almost every laptop charger is rated 100–240V (check the small print on the plug or power brick), so it works on the 120V supply in the Dominican Republic with just a plug adapter. You'll need a US-style (type A/B) adapter.
What voltage is the Dominican Republic?
120V at 60Hz. The UK is 230V at 50Hz.
Do I need a voltage converter for my laptop charger?
No, as long as the label says 100–240V – nearly all do.
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