See my previous post on this topic.
Quick answer: Euro-style round-pin plugs
Long answer: The official Korean plug is 4.8 mm in diameter whereas the
Euro-plug is 4.0 mm. This means you *could* encounter some "loose
connections" unless you use the European *grounded* plug which *is* 4.8
mm also. Apple users get both a Euro plug and a Korean plug in the
world-wide plug kit for the white power bricks. Springloaded adapters
such as the Sascom and Gocom are good alternatives.
Ole
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On Wed, 25 Feb 2004, Richard Shockey wrote:
what is the standard voltage - sockets in Korea? Its my first time there
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