Does Bolivia need a voltage converter?

Because most electronics made today support multiple frequencies (50-60 Hz), this shouldn’t be an issue compatibility wise. Countries which use the same volt outlets as Bolivia (UK, Europe, Australia and most of Asia and Africa) as well as dual or multi voltage devices won’t require a voltage converter.

What type of plug do I need for a Bolivian power socket?

In Bolivia the power sockets used either accept a flat blade ungrounded plug (Type A) or a two-pronged ungrounded plug (Type C): If your plug has a different shape to the above, you will need to purchase a plug adapter.

How fast does electricity change in Bolivia?

Electricity in Bolivia alternates at 50 cycles per second (50 Hertz). Because most electronics made today support multiple frequencies (50-60 Hz), this shouldn’t be an issue compatibility wise.

Does La Paz have a 110 volt charger?

Be aware that some older buildings in La Paz still use 110 volt oulets so make sure to double-check before using your device. To check whether your device is compatible or not, check the label of your appliance. In the case of a laptop or phone, check the small box attached to the charger plug.

How do I know if my device is compatible in Bolivia?

To check whether your device is compatible or not, check the label of your appliance. In the case of a laptop or phone, check the small box attached to the charger plug. If it states ‘INPUT: 100-240V, 50/60 Hz’, it is a multi-voltage device and can be used in Bolivia.

Which accumulator batteries are included in the cabinets covered by the technical specification?

The cabinets covered by the technical specification have been designed to contain the hermetic lead-acid electric accumulator batteries.