Most of Europe runs on 220–240 V at 50 Hz. The dominant plug shapes are Type C (Europlug, two round pins) and Type F (Schuko, used widely in Germany and Eastern Europe), with Type E covering France/Belgium/Poland, Type G in the UK and Ireland, and a handful of national exceptions (Type J in Switzerland, Type K in Denmark, Type L in Italy). Travelers within mainland Europe rarely need a voltage converter — only a Schuko/Type E or UK adapter when crossing into Britain, Ireland or Malta.
Countries in Europe (47)
Albania
C
F
230 V
Andorra
C
F
230 V
Austria
C
F
230 V
Belarus
C
F
230 V
Belgium
C
E
230 V
Bosnia and Herzegovina
C
F
230 V
Bulgaria
C
F
230 V
Croatia
C
F
230 V
Cyprus
G
230 V
Czechia
C
E
230 V
Denmark
C
F
K
230 V
Estonia
C
F
230 V
Finland
C
F
230 V
France
C
E
230 V
Germany
C
F
230 V
Greece
C
F
230 V
Hungary
C
F
230 V
Iceland
C
F
230 V
Ireland
G
230 V
Italy
C
F
L
230 V
Kosovo
C
F
230 V
Latvia
C
F
230 V
Liechtenstein
C
J
230 V
Lithuania
C
F
230 V
Luxembourg
C
F
230 V
Malta
G
230 V
Moldova
C
F
230 V
Monaco
C
E
230 V
Montenegro
C
F
230 V
Netherlands
C
F
230 V
North Macedonia
C
F
230 V
Norway
C
F
230 V
Poland
C
E
230 V
Portugal
C
F
230 V
Romania
C
F
230 V
Russia
C
F
230 V
San Marino
C
F
L
230 V
Serbia
C
F
230 V
Slovakia
C
E
230 V
Slovenia
C
F
230 V
Spain
C
F
230 V
Sweden
C
F
230 V
Switzerland
C
J
230 V
Turkey
C
F
230 V
Ukraine
C
F
230 V
United Kingdom
G
230 V
Vatican City
C
F
L
230 V