Electricity in Belgium – What to Know Before Travel

It is always important to check the characteristics of the country’s electricity system to which you fly.

Frequency and tension in Belgium

In Belgium, you use a voltage of 230V and a frequency of 50Hz – just like in Israel. This means that all your electrical devices will work there without any problem. There is no need for a voltage wire, but only a swing adapter if necessary.

2 – Dive and Dive

In Belgium, you will find the E-type electric boilers.This boilers include the pin arka that comes out of the wall, and is suitable for both the C-type and the F-type boilers – so most Israeli devices will be connected to it without any problem.

Type F

Plug Type C

Charges for phones, cameras and computers – will work there as in the country. but devices with a tri-finan Israeli tape will require an adapter.

It is recommended to equip a high-quality universal adapter, such as supporting round angles.Not all cheap adapters are suitable for European slopes, so it is worth checking in advance.

A sudden rise of stress.

The electricity network in Belgium is very reliable, but like any country – in old buildings or during winter storms there may be disturbances or stress jumpings. if you are in an old apartment, you should consider using a multi-slip bar with a stress protection or a small flash protection.

4. power stations for electric vehicles

Belgium is rapidly growing in the field of electric vehicles.In the whole country, public charging positions are shrinking, especially around Brussels, Antwerp and Gent. The Chargemap and Electromaps applications work well there, and allow you to find nearby charging stations in real time.

5 Tips

• Take at least two adjustments – one per day and one for backup.

• For a long stay – a multi-local swelling can save a lot of headache.

• Make sure your devices support a 230V voltage – almost everyone is yes, but it’s always worth checking.

Good trip and fast charging!