I'm going to Denmark in August and will need plug adapters so I can charge my laptop, camera, Kindle, etc.
Can folks recommend what adapters I should get that will work in Denmark? I've been on a number of web sites doing research and all I get is more confused.

First, check the power supplies of all of your devices. If they are rated for 110-240 V (or about there) you only need a plug adapter. If they are 110 only, you need a transformer. Most modern electronics use power supplies that will handle up to 240V.

Looks like Denmark uses a similar plug to the rest of central Europe, but with a bit of a different ground. http://users.telenet.be/worldstandards/electricity.htm

If your devices are only two prong, you can just use a simple plug adapter like this: http://www.amazon.com/Travel-Europe-...3364181&sr=8-5 You can find all kinds of them all over the internet for a buck or two.

Even if your device is three prong you can still use one of these and the ground prong will just not connect. If you want it grounded, looks like you will need the specific type K plug for Denmark.

...but clearly not searched very hard on this website as it gets asked and answered here all the time.

Advanced search - "plug adapter" in last 3 months - many threads answering your question. Here's a good example: http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/trave...converter.html

Welcome to FT by the way, but please search before posting

Try here. Generally Europe both central and northern use some sort of two pin plug.

Denmark uses the same plug system as most other European countries. I buy mine on ebay.com for about $1 delivered. A typical listing of many is here. Do a search on ebay for similar title words.

MisterNice