Do You Need a Travel Adapter for Hungary?
Hungary uses Type C and Type F sockets at 230 V, 50 Hz.
Check your own plug
Verdict by where you are travelling from
From United States: You need a Type C adapter and a voltage converter.
Dual voltage (100–240 V input) covers 230 V. Type A/B plugs do not fit Hungary's Type C/F sockets. Pack a Type C adapter.
Single-voltage device (120 V) on a 230 V supply. A plug adapter alone will damage it; you need a voltage converter, or a dual-voltage model. You will also need a Type C plug adapter.
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From United Kingdom: You need a Type C or F adapter.
Dual voltage (100–240 V input) covers 230 V. Type G plugs do not fit Hungary's Type C/F sockets. Pack a Type C adapter.
230 V is within what this device expects. Type G plugs do not fit Hungary's Type C/F sockets. Pack a Type C adapter.
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From Europe: No adapter needed for your devices.
Dual voltage (100–240 V input) covers 230 V. Your Type C plug fits Hungary's Type C socket.
230 V is within what this device expects. Your Type C plug fits Hungary's Type C socket.
From Australia: You need a Type C or F adapter.
Dual voltage (100–240 V input) covers 230 V. Type I plugs do not fit Hungary's Type C/F sockets. Pack a Type C adapter.
230 V is within what this device expects. Type I plugs do not fit Hungary's Type C/F sockets. Pack a Type C adapter.
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From Canada: You need a Type C adapter and a voltage converter.
Dual voltage (100–240 V input) covers 230 V. Type A/B plugs do not fit Hungary's Type C/F sockets. Pack a Type C adapter.
Single-voltage device (120 V) on a 230 V supply. A plug adapter alone will damage it; you need a voltage converter, or a dual-voltage model. You will also need a Type C plug adapter.
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From Japan: You need a Type C adapter and a voltage converter.
Dual voltage (100–240 V input) covers 230 V. Type A/B plugs do not fit Hungary's Type C/F sockets. Pack a Type C adapter.
Single-voltage device (100 V) on a 230 V supply. A plug adapter alone will damage it; you need a voltage converter, or a dual-voltage model. You will also need a Type C plug adapter.
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Device by device: 230 V in Hungary
| Device | Voltage | Plug | What you need |
|---|---|---|---|
| Phone, laptop or USB charger | Dual voltage: fine | Type C/F adapter unless your plug matches | Plug adapter at most |
| Camera battery charger | Dual voltage: fine | Type C/F adapter unless your plug matches | Plug adapter at most |
| Hair dryer or straightener | Single voltage: only if rated for 220–240 V | Type C/F adapter unless your plug matches | Adapter, plus a converter if it is a 110–120 V model |
| Electric shaver | Single voltage: only if rated for 220–240 V | Type C/F adapter unless your plug matches | Adapter, plus a converter if it is a 110–120 V model |
| CPAP machine | Dual voltage: fine | Type C/F adapter unless your plug matches | Plug adapter at most |
| Kettle or other appliance | Single voltage: only if rated for 220–240 V | Type C/F adapter unless your plug matches | Adapter, plus a converter if it is a 110–120 V model |
Not sure which your device is? Read the INPUT line on the label.
Frequently asked questions
What plug does Hungary use?
Hungary uses Type C and Type F sockets. Type C: two round 4 mm pins, 19 mm apart. Type F: two round 4.8 mm pins with earth clips on the sides.
What is the voltage in Hungary?
Hungary runs on 230 V at 50 Hz.
Can I charge my iPhone or laptop in Hungary?
Yes. Phones, laptops and USB chargers are dual voltage (100–240 V) so the voltage is fine anywhere; you just need a plug adapter for Hungary's Type C/F sockets unless your own plug is one of those types.
Do I need a voltage converter for Hungary?
Only for single-voltage 110–120 V appliances (typically hair dryers, straighteners and kettles bought in North America or Japan). Anything marked INPUT 100–240 V just needs a plug adapter.
Other countries in Europe
Socket types: Type C Type F · Voltage by country · How this data was verified