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Solomon Islands Plugs, outlets & travel adapters
The Solomon Islands uses Type G and I sockets. The mains supply is 230 V at 50 Hz.
Plugbert's take The Solomon Islands keeps it straightforward: Type G, I at 230 V.
Do you need a travel adapter for the Solomon Islands?
It depends on where your plugs come from.
🇺🇸 From the United States
You need a plug adapter. Plugs from the United States (Type A and B) don't fit the Type G and I sockets in the Solomon Islands. A Type G (UK 3-pin) adapter fits 1 of the 2 listed socket families there. Socket variants can differ; check the actual outlet and adapter rating.
The Solomon Islands uses 230 V, much higher than the 120 V in the United States. An input rating of "100–240V" covers the listed supply voltage; you still need a suitable plug or adapter. For single-voltage devices, follow the manufacturer's guidance on conversion; using a suitable local device may be simpler.
United States to Solomon Islands in full🇬🇧 From the United Kingdom
Your plugs fit some compatible outlets in the Solomon Islands, but not every listed socket design. An adapter may be needed for the outlet you encounter. Check the actual outlet and preserve any grounding your device requires; hybrid connections may not be grounded.
No voltage converter needed. Both countries use 230 V.
United Kingdom to Solomon Islands in fullFrom other countries
Somewhere else?
Sockets you'll find in the Solomon Islands
Will your devices work in the Solomon Islands?
Sockets in the Solomon Islands supply 230 V. Find the "input" line on each device or its charger. An input rating of "100–240V" covers the listed supply voltage; you still need a suitable plug or adapter. Check that the input frequency also covers 50 Hz. An adapter changes the plug shape, not the voltage or frequency. For switchable devices, follow the manufacturer's instructions before plugging in.
Often rated 100–240 V; confirm on the charger: phone charger, laptop charger, camera battery charger.
Check the label first: electric toothbrush, electric shaver, CPAP machine, hair straightener / curler.
Usually single voltage: hair dryer, kettle / coffee maker, anything with a heating element.