Voltage Range and Mobiles used in Libya

Last activity 02 December 2009 by Siddiqui

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kapildevangMember02 December 2009 09:07:14

Hi Everyone,

I am waiting for my visa to come, so that I can be in Tripoli. I have gathered some information (obviously with the help of Expat.com and all of you). Voltage range in Libya is 220-240 V, 50 Hz as in UK and India. For laptop and phone charger it will work just fine.

Check these links for power outlets and for phones etc.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mains_powe _the_world
http://reviews.cnet.com/cell-phone-buying-guide/

Both types (CDMA & GSM) of phones will work fine in Libya.

Do share your information and views.

Regards,

Kapil

Sandman6ViP02 December 2009 09:13:24

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Difference in Libya is the plug/socket - it's Euro round 2 pin type

gabachoContributor02 December 2009 09:30:01

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The two main mobile carriers are Al Madar and Libyana. I only have a gsm phone so I can't verify CDMA support. In Tripoli, I've found coverage to be quite good. Al Madar supports edge data and libyana has 3g. I mostly use skype for international calls.

SiddiquiViP02 December 2009 09:40:56

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There are no CDMA mobile phone services in Libya. CDMA is available though as a wireless phone service for homes where there are no landlines available.

This service also has a rudimentary internet connection built-in, works at about dialup speed.

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