How to charge your iPhone 4 from a power outlet in Faroe Islands
Instructions showing how to charge the iPhone 4 with a Faroese power outlet with a USB 30 pin Apple connector with a 2 pinned Type F power charger, recharging the iPhone 4 using a Type C USB adapter and how to recharge the iPhone 4 using a two pinned Type E USB charger
Different combinations of standards and sockets can all be daunting when planning to travel to a different country especially for the first time traveller. This page is a guide showing you what you'll need to charge the iPhone 4 when staying in Faroe Islands by using the E, C, F or K type 230 volt 50Hz plug outlets. Power supplies will vary from region to region so we recommend reading our Wiki Connections travel power connections page for a complete list of powering devices in different regions and countries. If you are travelling to Faroe Islands from a different country check that the iPhone 4 can be charged using a 240 volt supply. If it was purchased in a country which uses a lower voltage (for example 110v) make sure the iPhone 4 is dual voltage (marked with 100-240 volts) else you may need to use an additional transformer to avoid the device from being damaged during charging. These instructions assume that you have installed Apple iOS 7 or greater on the iPhone 4.
Charging the iPhone 4 in Faroe Islands
What is the best power charger for recharging the iPhone 4 in Faroe Islands?
When you are travelling to multiple countries the best travel power adapter for Faroe Islands to buy is a multiple USB charger which includes swappable plugs like a 4 port USB travel charger. Faroese use four different types of plug sockets (E, C, F and K) and bringing this ensures that you are covered for type C. Because these chargers come with interchangeable plugs and can handle from 100 - 240 volts it makes them ideal for over 100 countries in North America, Europe, Asia and Africa simply by switching the plugs over. If your model of iPhone 4 supports Fast Charge (not all USB devices will) then you'll benefit from much faster charging times with one of these travel adapters, and support for certain power hungry devices like tablets.
Unlike other travel chargers having a four port charger means you can power more than one device at the same time without needing to bring individual power chargers for your trip. Because you are only needing to pack a single lightweight travel charger will help keep the size down, making it ideal to fold up in hand luggage. Due to their space saving versatility these types of power adapters can be used when back at home so when you’re not travelling they can sit under your bedside table charging multiple phones and tablets without needing an additional power outlet.
We suggest buying this type of versatile travel adapter online. The power charger illustrated below is the universal multi-device USB wall charger which has been tested successfully with multiple USB devices in numerous countries on a daily basis.
Alternative travel adapter for Faroe Islands
The 4 port USB travel charger is the most compact option for travellers from any country wanting to charge devices via USB, but for those also wishing to use their domestic plugs the following power converters provide larger but more versatile solutions. All three power strips offer surge protection which is useful when visiting counties with unreliable power grids to prevent damage to any connected devices. These power adapters come with interchangeable type C, I and G plugs covering Europe, America, Australia, United Kingdom, Japan, China and over 150 destinations:
- BESTEK Portable International Travel Voltage Converter - The BESTEK international travel converter has 4 USB charging ports with 3 AC power outlets and is the best selling portable option for travellers originating from North America going to Faroe Islands.
- ORICO Traveling Outlet Surge Protector Power Strip - Likewise having 4 USB ports but only 2 AC power outlets the Orico travel adapter is also aimed at travellers originating from the US using type B plugs and is a much cheaper alternative to the BESTEK with one less AC outlet for almost half the price.
- BESTEK International USB Travel Power Strip - This power strip has 2 AC outlets but offers 5 USB charging ports. This versatile power strip is compatible with both American plugs and popular plug types A, D,E/F, G, H, I, L and N making it perfect for a majority of travellers from around the world visiting Faroe Islands. [12] [AD]
How to use a Type C power charger for recharging your iPhone 4 from a Faroese power outlet
Instructions showing how to charge your iPhone 4 from a Faroese power outlet with a USB 30-pin cable with a Type C power charger.
- To power the iPhone 4 from the Faroese power outlet you will need a Type C USB power plug adapter [4] and a USB to Apple 30 pin cable [5] (the USB cable is usually already included with your device).
- Firstly you'll need to plug in the Type C USB power plug adapter into the Faroese power outlet. You can recognise the power supply by two circular adjacent holes next to each other.
- Then connect one end of the USB to Apple 30 pin cable into the power adapter and the other end into the dock connector on the iPhone 4. The iPhone 4 dock connector is found at bottom of the iPhone 4.
- Switch on the Faroese power outlet.
- The battery icon that appears in the top right hand corner of your phone screen will display a charging icon to indicate that the iPhone 4 is recharging taking roughly one to four hours to recharge. [AD]
How to use a Type E power charger for recharging your iPhone 4 from a Faroese power outlet
Using a 30 pin cable and a Type E USB adapter to charge the iPhone 4 from a Faroese power outlet.
- To supply power to your iPhone 4 from the Faroese power outlet you'll need to buy a Type E USB power plug adapter [7] and a USB to Apple 30 pin cable [5], Apple will normally include the cable when you first purchase your iPhone 4.
- Start the process by plugging the Type E USB power plug adapter in the wall outlet. You can identify the plug outlet by the two adjacent holes where the twin plug outlet pins go and a long metal grounding pin protruding in the top forming a triangular pattern.
- Then connect one end of the 30 pin cord into the USB mains charger and the other end into the dock connector on the iPhone 4. The iPhone 4 dock connector is found at bottom of the iPhone 4.
- Switch on the Faroese power outlet.
- The battery icon that you'll find in the top right corner of your cell will display a charging icon to indicate that the iPhone 4 is charging, typically taking around 60-240 minutes to completely recharge to 100% capacity. [AD]
Charging the iPhone 4 from a Faroese power outlet by using a two pinned Schuko Type F USB adapter
Instructions showing how to charge your iPhone 4 from a Faroese power outlet with the 30 pin Apple cable with a Type F power charger.
- In order to charge the iPhone 4 using a Faroese power outlet you will need to buy a Type F USB power plug adapter [9] and a USB to Apple 30 pin cable [5] (this cable is typically included with your iPhone 4 by Apple).
- Insert the Type F USB power plug adapter in the Faroese power outlet. You can recognise the wall supply by two large circular adjacent holes next to each other, plus a pair of two grounding clips on the top and bottom.
- Connect one end of the USB to Apple 30 pin cable into the power adapter and the other end into the dock connector on the iPhone 4. The iPhone 4 dock connector is found at bottom of the iPhone 4.
- Switch on the Faroese power outlet.
- The battery icon that appears in the top right hand corner of your phone screen will display a charge icon to indicate that the iPhone 4 is recharging and takes roughly one to four hours to recharge. [AD]
How to use a Type K power charger for recharging your iPhone 4 from a Faroese power outlet
Using an Apple 30 pin connector and a two pinned Type K USB adapter to recharge your iPhone 4 from a Faroese power outlet.
- To supply power to your iPhone 4 from the Faroese power outlet you'll need a Type K USB power plug adapter [11] and a USB to Apple 30 pin cable [5], Apple normally include the cable with your iPhone 4.
- Start the process by plugging the Type K USB power plug adapter in the wall outlet. The plug outlet, technically called a Type K power outlet [10], looks like 3 holes in an upside-down triangular pattern for the live, neutral and earth.
- Connect one end of the USB cord into the bottom of the USB power charger and the other end into the dock connector on the iPhone 4. The iPhone 4 dock connector is found at bottom of the iPhone 4.
- Turn on the Faroese power outlet.
- The battery icon which you'll find in the top right corner of the iPhone 4 will display a charging icon to indicate that the phone is powering up, typically taking roughly one-four hours to fully recharge to 100% capacity. [AD]
See also
- What can I connect to a Faroese power outlet?
- What can I connect to the iPhone 4?
- Can I charge my phone in Europe?
- Can I use my phone in Europe?
- Do I need a converter for my phone in Europe?
- Will my phone charger work in Europe?
- What are the dangers of using the wrong mobile phone charger in Europe?
- What do I need to charge my phone in Europe?
- How to call the US from Europe
- Which electrical outlets are used in Europe?
- Can I use my hairdryer in Europe?
- Can I use my hair straighteners in Europe?
- What is the cheapest airport to fly into in Europe?
- How to travel Europe by train
- How much is a Europass?
- Can I buy Rail Europe tickets at the station?
- Can I buy a rail pass in Europe?
- Can I buy Eurostar tickets on the station?
- Where can I buy Euros from?
- What denominations do Euros come in?
- Can I buy Euros at any bank?
- How do I convert dollars to Euros?
- Can I buy Euros with a credit card?
- Does Sweden use the Euro?
- Does the United Kingdom use the Euro?
- Does Denmark use the Euro?
- How long can an American stay in Europe for?
- Which countries are in the Schengen Area?
- What is the most spoken language in Europe?
- How many different languages are spoken in Europe?
- How many countries are there in Europe?
- What countries are in Eastern Europe?
- What countries are in Western Europe?
- What is Northern Europe?
- What countries are not in the European Union?
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- Wikipedia - Faroe Islands Wikipedia page
- Apple - official iPhone user guide
- iec.ch - Type C power outlet
- Type C USB power plug adapter - Conforming to Europlug specifications, the Type C USB power plug adapter incorporates two 4 mm rounded pins spaced 19 mm apart. It is engineered to adapt electrical outlets commonly found in Europe, converting them to USB-compatible charging ports..
- USB to Apple 30 pin cable - This connects compatible iPhones, iPods and iPads to a USB port for charging, syncing and playing music.
- iec.ch - Type E power outlet
- Type E USB power plug adapter - Meeting CEE 7/5 and CEE 7/6 standards, the Type E USB power plug adapter uses the Schuko standard with two round pins and an earthing hole. It adapts European outlets such as Germany to USB-standard ports for USB device charging..
- iec.ch - Type F power outlet
- Type F USB power plug adapter - Compliant with Europlugs and CEE 7/17 specifications, the Type F or Schuko adapter is engineered to adapt German electrical power outlets into USB-compatible ports..
- iec.ch - Type K power outlet
- Type K USB power plug adapter - There are three pins on a Type K USB charger comprising of two large rounded pins and a bottom semi-circular grounding pin.
- Universal multi-device USB wall charger - A universal multi-device USB wall charger features USB PD and standard ports for fast charging simultaneous. These includes interchangeable international plug adapters making it ideal for travel and certified for safety to protect against current and heat.
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