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Information on the domestic electricity supply in Chile.
Electric current in Chile is supplied at 220 Volts, 50 Hertz. Most transformers are suitable for North American appliances, and notebooks and laptops usually come fitted with an internal adapter.
Three-way adapters should not be used, but two-way adapters may be purchased in any electrical goods shop.
Nate
It is 220 Volts, 50 Hertz.
richard_beckham2001
Chile 220 V 50 Hz
spy_vs_spy_vs_spy
220 volt and the plug configuration is different. You need a step up transformer (110 to 220) commonly known as a voltage converter and an adapter so your plug fits in their wall socket. I saw a good kit at Mervyns that has that transformer and plug adapters for all major countries. It is in the luggage section.
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