The number to the right of the TV standard denotes the number of lines of the display.
| Country | Volts | Hz | Plug Type | TV |
| Argentina | 220/225 | 50 | Euro/Aust. | PAL (2) |
| Bolivia | 230/115 | 50 | US | NTSC (2,4) |
| Brazil | 127/220 | 60 | European | PAL (4) |
| Chile | 220 | 50 | European | NTSC (4) |
| Columbia | 110/120 | 60 | US | NTSC (4) |
| Ecuador | 110/127 | 60 | US/CEE 7 | NTSC (4) |
| Fr. Guiana | 220/127 | 50 | European | SECAM (2) |
| Paraguay | 220 | 50 | European | PAL (2) |
| Peru | 225 | 60 | Euro/US | NTSC (4) |
| Surinam | 115/127 | 50/60 | Euro/US | NTSC (4) |
| Uruguay | 220 | 50 | European | PAL (2) |
| Venezuela | 120/240 | 60 | US/CEE 7 | NTSC (4) |
1 = 405 lines, Vision modulation Pos, Sound modulation AM.
2 = 625 lines, Vision modulation Neg, Sound modulation FM.
3 = 625 lines, Vision modulation Pos, Sound modulation AM.
4 = 525 lines, Vision modulation Neg, Sound modulation FM.
Note: The information for some countries is incomplete. To obtain complete information, it will be necessary to contact that country's local consulate.
For other countries, see the following articles:
Article 2203: "
Voltage and TV Standards: Africa"
Article 2204: "
Voltage and TV Standards: Asia"
Article 2205: "
Voltage and TV Standards: Central America and Caribbean"
Article 2206: "
Voltage and TV Standards: Europe"
Article 2207: "
Voltage and TV Standards: Near and Middle East"
Article 2208: "
Voltage and TV Standards: Pacific"
Article 2211: "
Voltage and TV Standards: North America and Greenland"