Electrocuted in Iran? In most cases, it’s sayonara. The
voltage in Iran is high – 220 through
240 volts. Compare that to the 120 volts we have in the U.S. The outlets are
two-pronged (like they are in Japan), and rounded, so I have to use a converter
for my laptop plug and everything else:
Sometimes when plugging in the converter,
I see a shot of electricity coming out of the outlet, which is quite… scary. I
certainly won’t miss the extremely high voltage in Iran.
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