I see some people say the output is 7.5 but he seller is Panasonic and sells this as a 5.5 adapter? I'm confused... Should I use this for my phone?
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I had to add another adapter because it didn't fit. It is an European adapter.
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This AC adapter outputs 5.5V and will not work with device that requires 7.5V.
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it is 5.5 volt, not 7.5 volt, check you panasonic phone, if t is 5.5 volt then you can use it, you will have no problem.
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Hi, this adapter is 7.5V unfortunately, I use it on a phone that works with 6.5V. The voltage drops to 6.8V, it is ok. Do not use this adapter for devices that work with 5.5V
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Don't know why it wouldn't work. I have lived in Germany for many years and used quite a few adapters on other articles. I just needed one around the same as required. The first two answers are correct. But for the selling price you are not out that much. Panasonic phones are sold here and are the basically the same with different numbers
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I find it difficult to tell also, so usually I order these at the same time so that I can convert 2.5 into 3.5. Seems that cell phones need 3.5 and landline phones take 2.5. Good luck, Cynthia niceEshop(TM) 2.5mm Male to 3.5mm Female Stereo Audio Jack Adapter Cable,Black" rather than
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Adapter did not work on my Panasonic cordless phone. Worthless to me...it may work for somebody else
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This adapter does support 220v input as well, though it is not written on the adapter itself. Here is what I did to confirm- 1. I have a 220V to 110V converter. It went bad so its converting from 220V to 156V. 2. Output of the adapter with converter gave me 6.3V DC3. I directly plugged adapter into the 220V supply and found adapter's output is still 6.3V I think if I had 110V, that would have also gave me 6.3V DC as output.After this I have plugged my cordless phone directly to 220V supply with the adapter and its been 4 days and I have not seen any issue with the phone. Its working normally. This adapter does support 220v input as well, though it is not written on the adapter itself. Here is what I did to confirm- 1. I have a 220V to 110V converter. It went bad so its converting from 220V to 156V. 2. Output of the adapter with converter gave me 6.3V DC3. I directly plugged adapter into the 220V supply and found adapter's output is still 6.3V I think if I had 110V, that would have also gave me 6.3V DC as output.After this I have plugged my cordless phone directly to 220V supply with the adapter and its been 4 days and I have not seen... » Read More This adapter does support 220v input as well, though it is not written on the adapter itself. Here is what I did to confirm- 1. I have a 220V to 110V converter. It went bad so its converting from 220V to 156V. 2. Output of the adapter with converter gave me 6.3V DC3. I directly plugged adapter into the 220V supply and found adapter's output is still 6.3V I think if I had 110V, that would have also gave me 6.3V DC as output.After this I have plugged my cordless phone directly to 220V supply with the adapter and its been 4 days and I have not seen any issue with the phone. Its working normally. « Show Less
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Well, it seems like everyone else has answered this one sufficiently, but I'll throw my 2 cents in anyway. It has a standard R10 phone jack (just like a typical handset), so it's just 'plug & play'. No need for an amplifier or adapter. It has worked fine for me on both my office's ancient Hitachi system and our updated NEC SN716 (NR-578840). I suppose you'd need to contact the seller or look at the company's website to know if it's compatible with your phone's system.
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The specs say the 5v/1A as above suggests. But this charges my Galaxy S3 as fast or faster than my stock charger does. I have bought 9 so far and have one at work, one in the car (with power inverter) home and given the rest to friends and family that have had issues with slow or no charging. So while the specs say 5/1, I would guess the actual output is 5/2.
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I do not know. My suggestion would be to check the batteries in your current phone as to the voltage or check thwarted Panasonic website.
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Panasonic forces you to use their adaptor because they suck and was there money from you. Advice would be to buy an extender for this adapter because it's very wide and will take up your other ports.
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@Eric never mention any 5.1V. To answer your question this charger is stock OEM rated at 1.2 amps the phone itself can also be charged by a 2.0 amp charge it was design for that if you happen to come across a generic charger rated at 2.0 amp.
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to my understanding tg-7664 models use adaptor pnlv226(z).. which is set to output voltage of 5.5v.. the adaptor in question is for 6.5v phones..
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On my office desk phone it works right out of the box. However, for my smartphone you will need the adapter to convert from 2.5mm to the 3.5mm smartphone plug. I haven't done this because I use mine strictly on my desk phone. Adapter is very inexpensive though!
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You'll be fine. The .7 and 1.0 amps have become a standard in cell phones and tablets. I use it with a Motorola Android phone, Samsung Galaxy Tablet and a Google Nexus 7 and it works just fine.
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I didn't have any issues with the size of the AC adapter so it worked fine for me. I can see how it might be a bit cumbersome though, if this needed to be installed in a smaller area. Unfortunately, I do not have any recommendations on a different adapter, but in theory, a different one might be able to be used at your own risk. For reference, the one that came with mine says this for the output: 12 V 1.5 A 18 W
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Help, I don't know where to post my question but I purchased the 2.5mm adapter 3x for my galaxy phone but its not working. Is there something Im doing wrong?
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The jack is 3.5mm while I think cordless phones support on 2.5mm. You will need a convertor 3.5mm to 2.5mm to use with Panasonic cordless.
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Thanks, Dave K - the 7.1 outputs is a requirement for me, and I was between this & the Samsung 6500. Amazon says this has 7.1 but CNet says it just has stereo outputs... Thanks for clearing it up!