You will still need to bring a suitable plug adapter for Uganda if the power converter doesn't include the correct Type G plug adapter.

If your device doesn't run on 240 volts and isn't dual voltage then you'll also need a power converter for Uganda to convert the voltage from 240 volts to the correct voltage for your device.

Be aware that a plug adapter for Uganda (or power adapter) will only change the shape of the plug on your device to fit into a plug outlet found in Uganda, but won't convert the voltage from 240 volts to a different voltage.

If your device is 240 volts or is dual voltage but your plug won't fit in a Ugandan power outlet you will need a suitable plug adapter for Uganda such a Type G plug adapter.

If your device can run on 240 volts or is dual voltage and your plug will fit in a Ugandan power outlet then it will work in Uganda without needing a plug adapter.

Because the voltage is different in Uganda use a power converter if your device isn't dual voltage and check that it will work with a 50hz power outlet.

If you're from America travelling to Uganda then you will need to bring a plug adapter to fit a US plug in a Ugandan power outlet.

Certain parts of Uganda do not have access to electricity and suffer from regular power outages therefore you should bring a power bank if you want to recharge your phone battery whilst in a region without power or during a power outage.

If you're not sure what voltage your device uses then please read the section on how to find out the voltage of your device first. The type of plug adapter, power converter or charger that's needed when visiting Uganda all depends on the voltage and type of device that you're attempting to power in a Ugandan power outlet.

Macbook air usb c price in kampala