Water and Electricity

Water

Unless otherwise stated, water from the tap is clean enough to be drank right from it. Some accommodations also provide an electric kettle or a traditional kettle if there’s a kitchen, if you prefer the water to be boiled before consumption.

Alternatively, bottled water can be found in many stores around Singapore which comes in various sizes.

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Electricity

Electricity in Singapore runs at 50 cycles per second with voltage of 220-220 volts AC. Most hotels will provide transformers for appliances on different voltages on request.

The power plugs used in Singapore are Type G with 3 squared pins. To avoid incompatibilities and hassle, it is recommended to bring along an adapter.

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Type G plug and socket

Type G plug and socket

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