Sockets will be compatible with most European systems (C, E and F), however other systems will need an adapter.
Electric sockets are mostly the same as for Europe (220V/50Hz), outlets are two-prong European style but not grounded. If your device is compatible with the voltage, there are lots of plug adaptors and power bars available for US-style plugs.
Adaptors (so you can plug in US devices into Egyptian outlets) are available in many stores in Cairo for just 1 LE each. Check on Shara el-tahrir near Midan el-Tahrir if you don't see them elsewhere.
You might be better off buying a multipoint from home though. I am yet to find a multipoint that lasts me over a month, even when just the laptop and wifi transmitter are plugged in.
Could be the absence of grounding in the electrical connections here.
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Kim - nice blog. I just started one and hope you don't mind I made a link in one one of my posts to your post on "Electric" from my newbie blog
http://sphinx-egyptexpat.blogspot.com/
Thanks Darrell,
I have also linked to your blog among my blogs about Egypt links.
This is some very useful information. You should consider posting on other sites like usnegypt.com At the end of the day we are all interested in relevant information about Egypt.
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