Electricity in Serbia – What to Know Before Traveling

It is always important to check the characteristics of the electricity system of the country to which you fly. 1. the voltage and frequency in Serbia the voltage is 230V and the frequency of 50Hz – the same as Israel.

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

Frequency and tension in Serbia

In Serbia the voltage is 230V and the frequency is 50Hz – the same as in Israel.All home electrical devices will work there without any problem. there is no need for a voltage converter, but only an adapter if necessary.

2 – Dive and Dive

In Serbia, the type F (Schuko) is used.

Type F

This is suitable for C and F shutters – just like in most European countries. some of the devices in Israel come with C shutters (such as mobile phones loads), but devices with a tri-finan Israeli shutters will not fit – and you will need an adapter.

Plug Type C

It is recommended to buy an universal adapter that can take you with you for future trips. note – not every universal adapter supports round corners, so you should make sure that the adapter is suitable for the European walls you bring from home.

A sudden rise of stress.

The electricity network in Serbia is relatively stable, but in old buildings and rural areas there may be springs of voltage. it is recommended to use a small lightning protector or multi-slip bar with a voltage protection.

4. power stations for electric vehicles

In Serbia there is an up-to-date charging infrastructure.In Belgrade and the major cities you will find public charging stations, as well as central traffic stations.The Chargemap and Electromaps applications cover most stations.

5 Tips

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

• Local multi-setting can be very helpful in a long stay.

• Make sure all devices support 230V.

Good trip and fast charging!