Power Plugs and Voltage in Puerto Rico

In Puerto Rico, power plugs and sockets are of type A and B. The standard voltage is 120V and the frequency is 60Hz.

Puerto Rico power plug types A B with 120V 60Hz electricity.

Plug types A B in Puerto Rico.

Last updated: 2026-04-28

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What plug types are used in Puerto Rico?

Puerto Rico uses plug types A and B. These plug types determine which devices can be connected directly.

Voltage and frequency in Puerto Rico

The voltage in Puerto Rico is 120V with a frequency of 60Hz.

If your device is not compatible with this voltage, you may need a converter.

Why plug types and voltage differ in Puerto Rico

Electrical systems in different countries were developed independently, which is why plug shapes and voltage standards vary. Puerto Rico uses 120V and plug types A B, which may differ from other regions.

Do you need a travel adapter for Puerto Rico?

If your device plug does not match types A and B, you will need a plug adapter.

Can you use your devices in Puerto Rico?

Most modern electronics support 100–240V and will work with a plug adapter.

Single-voltage devices may require a voltage converter.

Frequently asked questions

What plug is used in Puerto Rico?

Puerto Rico uses plug types A and B.

What voltage is used in Puerto Rico?

The standard voltage is 120V.

Do I need a travel adapter for Puerto Rico?

If your plug type is different, you will need an adapter.

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