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Saint Pierre and Miquelon plug type and voltage
Saint Pierre and Miquelon uses Types C, E and F outlets at 230 V and 50 Hz. Saint Pierre and Miquelon uses Types C, E and F outlets. A Type C adapter works in all of them.
Verified Oct 17, 2026By Steven MoHow we check Report a correction
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U.S. outlets: 120 V
U.S.: 60 Hz
Check your devices
Quick answer
Saint Pierre and Miquelon uses Types C, E and F outlets. A Type C adapter works in all of them. 230 V is about twice the 120 V of the United States. Chargers marked 100–240 V (phones, laptops, cameras) only need an adapter; single-voltage devices such as hair dryers and straighteners need a converter, or bring dual-voltage ones.
- Plug types
- Type C, Type E, Type F
- Voltage and frequency
- 230 V, 50 Hz
- Adapter from the U.S.
- Yes: Type C
- Converter
- Check your devices
Do I need a plug adapter?
- Plugs
- Types C, E and F
- Voltage
- 230 V
- Frequency
- 50 Hz
Saint Pierre and Miquelon uses Types C, E and F outlets. A Type C adapter works in all of them.
230 V is about twice the 120 V of the United States. Chargers marked 100–240 V (phones, laptops, cameras) only need an adapter; single-voltage devices such as hair dryers and straighteners need a converter, or bring dual-voltage ones.
The outlets you'll find in Saint Pierre and Miquelon
Type C
Two round pins (the Europlug)
Not grounded · also used in most of Europe, South America and Asia
Type E
Two round pins and a grounding pin in the socket
Grounded · also used in France, Belgium, Poland
Takes Type C plugs
Type F
Two round pins with grounding clips (Schuko)
Grounded · also used in Germany, Spain, the Netherlands and most of Europe
Takes Type C plugs
What to pack for Saint Pierre and Miquelon
- A Type C plug adapter, one per device you charge at the same time.
- Dual-voltage hair tools, or a voltage converter if yours are 120 V only.
- Leave U.S. power strips at home: most are rated for 125 V, not 230 V.
Check the label first
Look for the input line on your charger or device. INPUT: 100–240V means it works anywhere with just a plug adapter. A single number such as 120V means it only works at that voltage.
Plugs in other North America destinations
Saint Pierre and Miquelon plug FAQ
Saint Pierre and Miquelon uses Types C, E and F.
Sources
Last verified Oct 17, 2026. Plug types and voltages rarely change, but hotels sometimes have older or international outlets.
- IEC: World Plugs, plug types and voltages by country
- Wikipedia: Mains electricity by country (compiled from IEC data)
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