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compatibility of Swiss electrical sockets with French plugs
Thread poster: mckinnc
mckinnc
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Dec 10, 2002

Could anyone tell me if it is possible to use a French plug in Swiss electrical sockets? I am going to need to carry out some translation work soon in Switzerland using my laptop.
 
Harry Bornemann
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Mexico
Local time: 12:22
English to German
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get an adapter in a swiss super market Dec 10, 2002

Hi,

German plugs don\'t work in Switzerland and not even adapters bought in Germany really work there. (I am talking about the french part of Switzerland.) I think it is the same problem with french plugs.

But for about 5 CHF you get an adapter in many swiss super markets.
 
claude
claude
Thailand
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English to French
Everything about plugs and phones in the world Dec 10, 2002

can be found at this address :

http://www.kropla.com/
 


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