Bringing American gadgets to Australia? You’ll need a simple plug adapter from Type A/B (US) to Type I (AU), and check the voltage rating on your device.
Australia runs 230–240V, 50Hz while the US uses 120V, 60Hz.
If the label says 100–240V, 50/60Hz, you’re fine with just an adapter; if it’s 120V only, you’ll need a step-down transformer or you’ll let the magic smoke out.
High‑wattage gear (heaters, hair dryers) needs a beefy converter, and some motors or timers can behave oddly on 50Hz even when the volts are right.
In short: adapter for the pins, transformer for the volts, and a quick label check to save you tears and receipts. Consult official documentation for exact figures.
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