Electricity

Do all ships of HollandAmerica, viz the Westerdam have 120 volt sockets?

As I recall last year the Ryndam did. But memory MAY be faulty.

Cheer$,
HL

Donald Newcomb wrote:
Between laptop, phones, hair dryers, etc we could have
> used an extra outlet.

You may want to bring a power strip with you on your next cruise. Very
helpful for chargers and all the stuff you mentioned. We wouldn't go
without one.

~ Peri

On Jun 4, 1:32 pm, "Boomer" <nos...@********> wrote:
>
> These short extension cords are a must for plugging in those hair curlers
> that have the flip out prongs. The curlers won't fit into the outlet by the
> dressing table because the outlets are mounted at table height &
> the curlers are vertical when plugged in.

There's also "flip-out" style plugs on cellphone chargers, iPod
chargers, and some laptops. Plus those 2" square "brick" DC
transformers can also cause problems at times too.

European 240v plugs (and extension cords) frequently are recessed, and
some 120v/240v adaptor plug mimic this recessed interface and can
cause problems too...one of mine has a notch that was laboriously cut
in its size with a pair of toenail clippers because I didn't yet know
the trick of carrying one of these little 6 inch cords :-)

-hh

-hh