My existent acer power adaptor is 100/240v -1.5A ,The one you have to sell is 100/240v-1.2A does this make difference ?
892696
as long as the voltage is the same it should be fine and not ruin the computer
892697
I am not the seller, but am an IT Director for a manufacturing company who has purchased this product. Yes, this power adapter will work fine. It will be slightly slower than the original. You probably won't notice.
892698
No it don't make much a difference it would work. It's just .2 amps the battery would take just a little time longer to charge but not much
2200655
I have no idea. I bought the same power supply from Staples in the past and it had all the connectors including the one for our Acer laptop. The tip on the one from Staples broke after a few years use and I was purchasing this one on Amazon more or less for a tip that broke. When I received it there was not the tip I needed. I returned it with ease to Amazon. All in all it is a really nice charger if it has the tip you need.
268020
On adapter it says input:100 - 240 VAC and output 5.0v so I think so but ask seller to confirm
981385
Hi Chris. I'm not sure if it's the same adapter or not, but it doesn't have the "FULLPOWER" name on it.
998637
Dunno about the locales, but my power adapter says it takes 100-240V @ 50-60 Hz as input.
713687
My adapter has the following text on its sticker: AC/DC Adapter Model KYT05150A Input 100-240V AC 50/60Hz 0.3A Max Output DC 5V/1.5A It looks to me from that information that either voltage should work.
1683161
The adapter is clearly marked: Input 100-240v ~1A 50-60Hz Output: 14.85v 3.05A
1026584
I have that same battery in my Acer Aspire and it is 11.1v. Hope this helps
1433514
I double checked it. This adapter has dual voltage 100-240 volts. Thank you.
2231974
The text on the adapter is: P/N DC359A 18.5V 3.5A output 100-240V 1.8A-0.6A input Fits: HP Pavilion dv1000 dv4000 dv5000 dv6000. Laptop end power is Center positive 4.75mm OD x 1.75 ID. I ordered two of these so I could leave them installed in different houses. I received two different ones... One works fine (text above) the other one failed after a few weeks.
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I've looked at the cord and it's a standard power adapter with the 110 plug. But the adapter itself states "Input 110-240 volts and 50/60Hz" that leads me to believe it will work with a simple plug change. The power adapter looks the same as a laptop. There are no switches to move just plug in and it should detect input voltage and give output of "12 volts and 3000mA". I say yes.
411252
No, the included adapter should be rated for 100-240V (mine is). Either way it's powered by USB, so even if the included adapter isn't made for 240V, then you could just use the charger you already have.
1686042
The AC adaptor accepts input from 100-240 volts, 1.5 A, 5060 HzThis is similar to most laptop power adapters.
1705116
I am uncertain but you should be able to get the specs on both adapters. Make sure that the Voltage and wattage are the same. If the wattage isn't given, check the current ratings. Also you want to check the power connector diameter to be sure it will fit the connector of your laptop. If you can't find the specs, ask the person selling the item if they would provide the above information. As long as the voltage is the same and the wattage is the same or higher than what you need, you will be fine.
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Most computer laptops have the voltage specs on the AC adapter. So check yours. I found one site that had this info: AC input voltage:100 ~ 240V 50~ 60HzDC output voltage:19VDC output current:4.74APower:90WSo it looks like 19 volts would be your setting.
1988510
Yes - the power is: AC adaptor: Input AC100V ~240VIt is an incredible light - natural - blends in with my laptop - soothes my eyes.
72386
It will work just fine. The only thing to concern oneself with when purchasing a power adapter is the Wattage. (That and 'will the plug fit'.) Most laptop power adapters are specific to brand, not model - unless there is a change post-production. I've not had an issue with the one that I purchased.