Most electronics these days have voltage regulators in them to prevent over/under voltage and many things like entertainment lighting and switching PSU's have a switch to change between 110v and 220v. Everything has a label with the rating on it. As long as it's in the same range the plug doesn't matter.
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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/like/221866448927?clk_rvr_id=918001945714&rmvSB=true ought to do the trick
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Most electronics these days have voltage regulators in them to prevent over/under voltage and many things like entertainment lighting and switching PSU's have a switch to change between 110v and 220v. Everything has a label with the rating on it. As long as it's in the same range the plug doesn't matter.
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The voltage isn't an issue, the plug is for a relay box.
(btw i'm from italy and we have the 230V)
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A problem is voltages
For example: in the USA they have 110 Volts and in the UK they have 240 Volts.
That is over double the voltage' So extreme care has to be taken.
That being said look up travel plugs:-
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=travel+plugs
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