In Georgia, power plugs and sockets are types C and F. The standard voltage is 230V at a frequency of 50Hz.
C · F
Socket types
230V
Voltage
50Hz
Frequency
Socket types used in Georgia
For each socket below you'll also see the matching plug. These are what you'll find in the wall.
Type C
Type F
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Travelling from 🇺🇸 the United States to Georgia?
🔌 Adapter needed⚡ Voltage converter needed🕐 Frequency differs
Do your plugs fit in Georgia?
In Georgia they use sockets of types C and F. Your types A and B from the United States won't fit, so you need a power plug travel adapter.
C · Socket in Georgiavs
✕A · Your plug A✕B · Your plug B
✕ Socket C does not fit your types A and B
F · Socket in Georgiavs
✕A · Your plug A✕B · Your plug B
✕ Socket F does not fit your types A and B
Voltage & frequency
🇬🇪 Georgia
230V·50Hz
vs
🇺🇸 United States
120V·60Hz
Do you need a voltage converter in Georgia?
⚡
Mind the voltage. The standard voltage in Georgia (230V) is much higher than in the United States (120V). Without a converter you risk serious damage to your devices.
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Frequency differs. The frequency in Georgia (50Hz) differs from the United States (60Hz). Be extra careful with motorised devices and items with timers or motors (clocks, shavers, some medical devices).
Many chargers (phones, laptops, cameras) are labelled INPUT: 100–240V, 50/60Hz — those work anywhere and only need a plug adapter, never a converter. Always check the label.
Frequently asked questions
What plug type is used in Georgia?
Georgia uses power sockets of types C and F. The standard voltage is 230V at a frequency of 50Hz.
Do I need a power plug adapter in Georgia?
Yes. If you travel from the United States you need a power plug travel adapter for types C and F sockets in Georgia, because your types A and B plugs don't fit.
Do I need a voltage converter in Georgia?
Yes. The voltage in Georgia (230V) differs from the United States (120V), so you need a voltage converter to protect your devices — unless a device is labelled 100–240V.
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