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Israel Israel electrical outlets : do I need a travel adapter?

You're going to travel to Israel and you don't know if your electric devices (your computer, mobile phone, battery charger...) will be able to work there?

To know if you need a travel plug adapter to go to Israel, you have to consider 3 things : the shape of the plugs, the voltage and the frequency of the current delivered by electrical outlets in Israel.

Electrical outlets (sockets) and plugs used in Israel

Here are the shape of the sockets in Israel, and the the types of plugs used in Israel :

electrical outlet socket type H in Israel
type H

plug type h  

Plug adapter for Israel

If none of your usual plug is compatible, you should buy a travel adapter to be able to plug your electric devices in Israel (please visit our selection on Amazon for more details).



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Prepare your travel to enjoy your stay in Israel

What is the type of electrical outlets and current in Israel?

The type of electrical outlets commonly used in Israel is Type H.

Type H outlets have three round pins in a triangular configuration. The pins are placed in a way that the grounding pin is slightly longer and thicker than the other two pins.

The current in Israel is 230 volts at a frequency of 50 hertz.

How can I charge the battery of my phone or computer in Israel?

Charging the battery of your phone or computer in Israel is fairly simple. Here are a few options:

1. Use an adapter: Since Israel uses Type H electrical outlets, you may need a Type H adapter. This adapter will allow you to plug your charger into the Israeli outlet. Make sure to check the voltage compatibility of your device to ensure it can handle the voltage in Israel (220-240V).

2. Use a universal adapter: If you have a universal adapter that supports Type H outlets, you can use it in Israel as well. These adapters usually have interchangeable prongs to accommodate different types of outlets around the world.

3. USB charging: Most smartphones and computers can be charged via USB cables. If you have access to a computer, you can connect your device to it using a USB cable and charge it that way. Make sure the computer is plugged into an outlet or has sufficient battery power.

4. Portable power bank: If you are on the go and do not have access to an outlet, you can use a portable power bank. These small devices can be charged in advance and then used to charge your phone or computer while you are out and about. Just make sure to charge the power bank fully before you leave.

Remember to use reputable chargers and adapters to prevent any damage to your devices. It is always a good idea to carry extra charging cables and adapters when traveling in case of any emergencies or if you need to charge multiple devices simultaneously.

Which power adapter should I buy for Israel?

When traveling to Israel, it is essential to ensure that you have the correct power adapter to keep your electronic devices and appliances charged. Israel typically uses Type H power sockets and plugs.

To be compatible with these outlets, you should purchase a Type H power adapter. This adapter has three round pins in a triangular configuration.

Make sure to check the voltage of your devices as well, as Israel commonly uses a voltage of 230V. If your devices are not compatible with this voltage, you may also need a voltage converter.

It is always recommended to buy a certified and high-quality power adapter to ensure the safety of your devices. You can find Type H power adapters at electronic stores, online retailers, and even in some travel shops.

Remember to double-check the compatibility of your specific devices and appliances before purchasing a power adapter to ensure a smooth and hassle-free experience during your time in Israel.

What are the 20 largest cities in Israel?

The 20 largest cities in Israel are:

  1. Jerusalem
  2. Tel Aviv-Yafo
  3. Haifa
  4. Rishon LeZion
  5. Petah Tikva
  6. Ashdod
  7. Netanya
  8. Beersheba
  9. Holon
  10. Bnei Brak
  11. Ramat Gan
  12. Rehovot
  13. Ashkelon
  14. Herzliya
  15. Kfar Saba
  16. Modi'in-Maccabim-Re'ut
  17. Hadera
  18. Raanana
  19. Bat Yam
  20. Kiryat Gat