Electricity in Jordan – Plug Types, Hair Dryers & Adapters
Do You Need a Power Adapter in Jordan? Electricity Guide for Travelers
As you're packing for Jordan, don’t forget to plan for your electronics. Will your hair dryer work? Can you charge your phone? Here's everything you need to know.
H2: Electricity in Jordan – The Basics
- Voltage: 220V
- Frequency: 50 Hz
- Plug Types: Mostly European two-prong (Type C & F)
⚠️ American travelers: Most US electronics run on 110V — so you’ll need a voltage converter and adapter.
Will I Need a Plug Adapter?
|
Your Country |
Adapter Needed? |
Voltage Converter? |
|
UK |
✅ Yes (different prong) |
❌ Usually not |
|
USA/Canada |
✅ Yes |
✅ For non-dual-voltage items |
|
EU Countries |
❌ No |
❌ No |
What About Hair Dryers?
Most hotels provide them — but if you’re bringing your own:
- Make sure it supports dual voltage (110–220V)
- If not, bring a voltage converter (not just a plug adapter)
Charging Phones, Laptops & Cameras
The good news: Most modern chargers (phones, tablets, laptops) are dual voltage. Just bring a simple plug adapter, and you’re good to go.
Where to Buy Adapters in Jordan
Forgot yours? No problem — you can find universal plug adapters at:
- Electronics stores in Amman
- Hotel front desks
- Airport shops
Power Cuts & Desert Travel Tips
In remote areas like Wadi Rum, some desert camps rely on solar power. Charging may be limited — bring:
- A power bank
- Universal adapter
- Flashlight or headlamp
Final Word from Petra Moon
We've got you covered — if you're unsure about what to bring, just ask your travel consultant and we’ll recommend the right gear based on your route and accommodation.