Plugs & sockets in Chile π¨π±
Chile uses Type C, Type L sockets at 220V, 50 Hz. Check which adapter you need from your country below.
You need an adapter
Get an adapter for these sockets
A universal travel adapter covers all of these.
Voltage: 120V to 220V
Different band. Phones, laptops and most chargers are dual-voltage (100-240V) and are fine; single-voltage devices need a converter. Check the label.
Chile uses Type C, Type L
220V, 50 Hz (your country is 60 Hz).
A guide for travellers, not an electrical safety certification. Always check your device label for its voltage range.
The sockets used in Chile
Type C
Two round pins, the European βEuroplugβ. Fits most round-pin sockets across Europe, South America and Asia.
Type L
Three round pins in a row. Italy and Chile.
Voltage
220V
Frequency
50 Hz
Who needs an adapter for Chile?
πΊπΈ From United States
Adapter needed (Type C / L)
Voltage differs (120V to 220V); dual-voltage devices are fine.
π¬π§ From United Kingdom
Adapter needed (Type C / L)
Voltage compatible.
π©πͺ From Germany
No adapter needed
Voltage compatible.
π¦πΊ From Australia
Adapter needed (Type C / L)
Voltage compatible.
Chile plug FAQ
What plug do they use in Chile?
Chile uses Type C, Type L power sockets, running on 220V at 50 Hz.
Do I need a travel adapter for Chile?
It depends where you are from. United States: yes, a Type C/L adapter. United Kingdom: yes, a Type C/L adapter. Germany: no adapter needed. Australia: yes, a Type C/L adapter.
Do I need a voltage converter in Chile?
Chile runs on 220V. Phones, laptops and most chargers are dual-voltage (100-240V) and only need a plug adapter. Single-voltage devices may need a converter, so check the label.
Last reviewed 2026-06-03. A traveller guide, not an electrical safety certification; always check your device label. Sources: IEC World Plugs, worldstandards.eu plug & socket guide.
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