Traveling to Ireland

[iWags]

Got a quick question.
I will be heading overseas to Ireland next week.
I purchased an Adapter Plug from a luggage store which will allow me to plug in my iPad charger into it.

Is it that easy? Just plug in my US plug into the adaptor and I am set? Last thing I want to do is get over there and "fry" my iPad!

The lady at the luggage store said that most electronics now-a-days have the dual circuits built into them so all I needed was an adapter plug.

Note: this is an adaptor plug, not a voltage converter. It has 2 horizontal plugs and a vertical plug (type D) adapter which states it will work in Ireland.

Thanks for your feedback!

 

[MikesTooLz]

Yes that should work.

also you will notice on the ipads powerblock that the part with the two metal prongs can be pulled off and a different plug for another country can be put in its place.

Apple sells them in what they call the world travel adapter kit for $39
Apple World Travel Adapter Kit - Apple Store (U.S.)

 

[Purpleorchid]

I don't have mine handy, but if you read the find print on the plug box on the side of the charger, if there is a 110-240V or a 120-240V, it will be fine. The charger will use the appropriate voltage.

 

[iPadCharlie]

Hmmm...

World Travel Adapter Kit from Apple - $39.00
European Adapter Plug from Amazon - $2.89

([ame]http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0012S304W/[/ame])


What was the question???