Maximum Cabin Power Utilization

[Neesa]

Clearly the older ships are lacking in electrical plugs as well as USB charging situations. Would someone here graciously share what they use for the European outlets to maximize charging things up within the cabin? Is it two straight prongs, is it two straight and one flat? I researched but there are so many options, all types of plugs with different versions. I want to avoid boarding and finding out the power hub I purchased was wrong and does not work. Can someone point me to a specific item that would work? 

Thanks so much! 

(I watched Danny's video about the Serenade & while I know he's 6'6" and his daughter likes to take a bath in the various tubs & I don't believe for one second he fits in that shower pod comfortably; I digress..... but he does he mention the outlets shortage in the cabins) LOL I think I like the new music he uses now though.

[DunwoodyDad]

This is what I use. I got a couple back in 2019 but looks like they have a new one with even more ports on it. But this works great. 
 

https://a.co/d/06cZKjn

[Neesa]

Thank you so much! Exactly the specifics I needed. 

[KenCP]

46 minutes ago, Neesa said:

Clearly the older ships are lacking in electrical plugs as well as USB charging situations. Would someone here graciously share what they use for the European outlets to maximize charging things up within the cabin? Is it two straight prongs, is it two straight and one flat? I researched but there are so many options, all types of plugs with different versions. I want to avoid boarding and finding out the power hub I purchased was wrong and does not work. Can someone point me to a specific item that would work? 

Thanks so much! 

(I watched Danny's video about the Serenade & while I know he's 6'6" and his daughter likes to take a bath in the various tubs & I don't believe for one second he fits in that shower pod comfortably; I digress..... but he does he mention the outlets shortage in the cabins) LOL I think I like the new music he uses now though.

2 Prong are the ones used on the ship.  The 3 prong is a UK plug. If you bring 2 adapters you should have no problem powering everything.

[KristiZ]

If you're shopping online, you'll want to get a Type C or Type F adapter.

[Larry Muster]

For something I am working on, I will need 1.21 gigawatts.    Anyone know if the cabin is able to support that?

[AlmondFarmer]

1 hour ago, Larry Muster said:

For something I am working on, I will need 1.21 gigawatts.    Anyone know if the cabin is able to support that?

Ask for engine room clearance, over 100 gigawatts available down there. 

[Carlos A.]

3 hours ago, AlmondFarmer said:

Ask for engine room clearance, over 100 gigawatts available down there. 

It sounds like a lot of power... not sure about it.

 

https://www.energy.gov/eere/articles/how-much-power-1-gigawatt

[Larry Muster]

3 hours ago, AlmondFarmer said:

Ask for engine room clearance, over 100 gigawatts available down there. 

Great Scott!

[USCG Teacher]

3 hours ago, AlmondFarmer said:

Ask for engine room clearance, over 100 gigawatts available down there. 

I guess that's why surge protectors are banned...

[Ramja]

1 hour ago, Carlos A. said:

It sounds like a lot of power... not sure about it.

 

https://www.energy.gov/eere/articles/how-much-power-1-gigawatt

It is a lot! LOL

[BigKarl]

We need More!

[AlmondFarmer]

3 hours ago, Carlos A. said:

It sounds like a lot of power... not sure about it.

I may have exaggerated by a factor of 1,000….So basically I like rounded up. 

Six engines on an Oasis class ship produce a combined 100 megawatts. This is a lot. 

[twangster]

The one I use has 4 USB charging ports and it can be used when i travel around the world.  

 

You simply slide out the prongs needed for whatever country you are visiting.  

[BigKarl]

30 minutes ago, twangster said:

The one I use has 4 USB charging ports and it can be used when i travel around the world.  

 

You simply slide out the prongs needed for whatever country you are visiting.  

What!   No link?   You are slipping Twangster.   That and I am Lazy.

[Linda R]

8 hours ago, twangster said:

The one I use has 4 USB charging ports and it can be used when i travel around the world.  

 

You simply slide out the prongs needed for whatever country you are visiting.  

This is also what I use

[twangster]

11 hours ago, BigKarl said:

What!   No link?   You are slipping Twangster.   That and I am Lazy.

Amazon links can be crafted to benefit the person posting the link.  I am leery when I see Amazon links posted.  

[EJL]

On 8/31/2022 at 3:19 AM, Neesa said:

Clearly the older ships are lacking in electrical plugs as well as USB charging situations. Would someone here graciously share what they use for the European outlets to maximize charging things up within the cabin? Is it two straight prongs, is it two straight and one flat? I researched but there are so many options, all types of plugs with different versions. I want to avoid boarding and finding out the power hub I purchased was wrong and does not work. Can someone point me to a specific item that would work? 

Thanks so much! 

(I watched Danny's video about the Serenade & while I know he's 6'6" and his daughter likes to take a bath in the various tubs & I don't believe for one second he fits in that shower pod comfortably; I digress..... but he does he mention the outlets shortage in the cabins) LOL I think I like the new music he uses now though.

Cheap

Easy

Almost disposable at this price 

4-Pack European Plug USB https://a.co/5GxU4wa

[DonR]

On 8/31/2022 at 8:14 AM, Larry Muster said:

For something I am working on, I will need 1.21 gigawatts.    Anyone know if the cabin is able to support that?

Need to go to O'Reilly's auto parts for that one...

https://www.oreillyauto.com/flux-500.html?q=121g