Voltage: 230V
Frequency: 50Hz
Romania uses the standard European electrical system. If your devices are designed for different voltage (e.g., 110V in USA), you'll need a voltage converter or transformer in addition to a plug adapter.
Type C (Europlug): Two round pins - the standard European plug, most common in Romania. Compatible with most European devices.
Type F (Schuko): Two round pins with two earth clips on the sides - German-style plug, also widely used in Romania. Provides grounding for higher-power appliances.
Both plug types C and F are interchangeable in Romania - Type C plugs fit into Type F sockets and vice versa.
If you're traveling from:
Most modern electronics (phones, laptops, cameras, tablets) have dual-voltage power supplies (110-240V) and only need a plug adapter. Check your device's power brick or label - if it says "INPUT: 110-240V," you only need an adapter.
Devices that may need voltage converters:
Warning: Using 110V-only device with 230V without converter will damage or destroy the device and could cause fire. Always check voltage compatibility!
USB charging is universal - bring USB cables for phones and tablets. Many hotels, cafés, and restaurants offer USB charging ports or outlets. Power banks are useful for day trips.
Most hotel rooms in Craiova have sufficient outlets for charging devices. Higher-end hotels may have international outlets or provide adapters. Ask at check-in if you need additional adapters or have questions about outlets in your room.