Most places in Mexico adhere to the NEMA 1-15 (2 flat pins) standard. Some others use the American-adopted NEMA 5-15, which includes the third, ground pin. If you are from the U.S. you shouldn't have any trouble to plug your appliances/electronics, but in case your appliance has three pins, you should bring a converter just to be on the safe side.
If you have the European Standard or any other type of connector, you should buy a power converter, as the power grid uses a 110-120 Volt and most European appliances would not charge or work properly.
You do not need an electrical converter in Ixtapa, Mexico. Mexico uses 110 volt AC just like the United States. You will however need an adapter to for any electronics. Mexico typically uses 2 prong outlets which are not compatible with electronics from United States.
No. You need to exchange them for pesos.
two prong connector & 220 voltage converter
If the vehicle was manufactured after federal EPA requirements for them went into effect, yes.
if its already an ac y u need to convert!......Yes it need to change because in ac supply we need to change the frequency of current so ac to ac converter needed.The name of AC to AC converter is Regulator
It depends on the country you are visitng. Find more information here http://askville.amazon.com/type-electrical-converter-traveling-UK/AnswerViewer.do?requestId=2215491
Yes. The USA has the same voltage of Mexico but in some areas it is 220 volts! So you will need to buy a converter.:)
Contact the company directly. They will tell you what electrical sockets are used in cabins i.e. US or UK for instance. That will allow you to check your plugs and if required purchase adaptors
If your TV has RCA audio out you do not need the converter.
they are usually bolted on in the front of the converter.
Yes this can be done. You need to look on line for a travel converter.
If it came from the factory with a converter then it needs a converter.
No. You only need a converter box for analog TV and only if you receive your TV "over the air" with an antenna. If you have cable or satellite TV, you don't need a converter.