Brazil is a gorgeous country; its power connectivity needs are not. Voltage differences in Brazil can vary from city to city and several different plugs are used countrywide. The Brazilian government is aiming for a standardized Brazilian 3 pin plug, but transition has proven difficult given that so many electronics are imported. As a result, the addition of one more plug has, in actuality, just added to the confusion.
Stay Online offers all styles of plugs that are used in Brazil including Type A (2 flat blades), Type B (2 flat blades and a ground pin), Type C (2.5A to 10A 2 round pins), Type F (2 round pins with ground contacts) and Type J (3 round pins). We also have the Brazilian plugs, connectors, outlets/sockets, and block adapters in-stock with same-day shipping available.
With so many types of power connectivity products for one country, Brazilian power can often times be confusing, so it is best to check the label on the appliance or refer to the manual before attempting to plug it in. Always remember that adapters do not convert voltage. If your appliance does not accept the required voltage, serious damage can occur if you do not use a two-way transformer.
Whether you live in Brazil or find yourself lucky enough to travel to Brazil, make sure you know the necessary power demands in your area to ensure you have the proper adapters and if need be, a transformer for converting voltage to the appropriate setting.
While Brazilian power can seem like a headache, Stay Online offers everything you could possibly need when it comes to Brazilian power connectivity products…and we can ship to Brazil, too!
