Please read this manual carefully before using our adapter and keep it for future reference.

Epicka and all its related parties, including, but not limited to, manufacturers, dealers, distributors, sponsored influencers, assume no liability for any damage, loss or injury caused by using our adapter in violation of the following warnings:

• This adapter (AC-AC) does NOT convert voltage. The input voltage of the appliance you want to connect MUST match the local power network voltage.
• Unplug the adapter when not in use.
• Do not use with appliances requiring ground wire.
• Do not use the adapter if the housing is damaged.
• Do not expose to liquid, moisture or humidity.
• Do not use with electronic devices that demand power over (1000W at 110V~; 2400W at 240V~).
• Do not handle with wet hands.
• Keep out of reach of children.
• Indoor use only.

Type C is the most widely used plug internationally. Its two pins are converged and relatively flexible, allowing the plug to mate with any socket that accepts 4.0 – 4.8 mm round contacts on 17.5 – 19 mm centers. When using the adapter in countries with Type E sockets (like France), you need to plug it in upside down to avoid the male grounding pin.

Some countries, like Switzerland, Liechtenstein & Brazil, use narrow, recessed hexagonal-shaped socket. For our adapter to plug in and work, you will need to connect the extra adapter (included in the package) through the US-type plug.

Most countries in Europe, North America, and Australia have well-defined plug, socket, and voltage standards. On the other hand, many South American, Asian, and African countries adopt mixed standards, and some of them are incompatible, due to historical reasons. The voltage in some countries even differs from region to region. This makes it very hard for travelers to determine what kind of adapter (or voltage transformer) is needed for their trip. We made this list, to the best of our knowledge, to give you a general idea of what types of plugs or sockets are used in over 200 countries and regions. However, with so many areas in the world and ever-changing regulations, no single list could cover all areas and be absolutely accurate. We cannot guarantee the information provided here is error-free or up-to-date. You should not rely solely on the information in the list; it is still your responsibility to do more in-depth adapter research for your trip.

As a rule of thumb for US or Canadian travelers, if you don’t see Type D or M in that country or region, our adapter will work, provided your device uses the same voltage or supports dual voltage. If you see Type D or M, more research is needed. You can also message us for more information.

1.√ = Our adapter can plug into the sockets in that country AND accept devices with that country’s plug. (Example: US, UK, Germany, France, Italy, Australia, China etc.)
2. Adapter Needed = Our adapter cannot directly plug into the socket in that country, and you will need to connect an extra adapter (included in the package) to make it work. (Example: Switzerland, Liechtenstein & Brazil）
3. Plug only = Our adapter is NOT able to plug into the sockets in that country, but able to accept devices with that country’s plug. (Example: N/A)
4. Partially = This country has more than one socket/plug standard, and one of them is Type D or M. You need to check with the place you are going to visit or stay if they have sockets other than Type D or M. (Example: India, South Africa)
5. × = This country only use Type D or M standard and our adapter simply won’t work in that country or accept devices from that country. (Example: Lesotho, Swaziland)

Warning: Our adapter is NOT a voltage converter or transformer. 220-240V voltages are highlighted in red, and you MUST make sure your device supports dual voltage (100-240V) before your trip. Epicka and all its related parties assume no liability for any damage, loss, or injury caused by using your device with an incompatible voltage through our adapter.