does it work for the lenovo g560 and are these chargers safe to use my input states 20 v
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Sorry, I cannot give you the correct answer you need because I do not know the Lenovo G560's power spec, but the quality of the power supply is acceptable and stable for 90 watts. I have been using it for my Samsung NP700Z5A-S03US without any problem.
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Sorry, I cannot give you the correct answer you need because I do not know the Lenovo G560's power spec, but the quality of the power supply is acceptable and stable for 90 watts.I have been using it for my Samsung NP700Z5A-S03US without any problem.
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yes on the volts just make sure same watts only one I had to buy additional adapter was for Dell never tried lenovo
439912
This item is not compatible with the G50-80 series per Lenovo's sight. They do not list a dock or usb dock for the G50-80 series. Sorry for the bad news.
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They appear to use the same charger, so as long as this piece aligns correctly with your motherboard, it should work. If not, you're only out $6 and have learned something.
1100516
I'm not to sure... I have to say yes because the lenovo plug is unique and it worked for me
67574
Well if the voltage of the charger and its jack match your laptop then it will work. Check the battery or old charger for a replacement number to find exactly what you need
414586
I have been using these chargers for some time now with no issues. The back reads:4.8A, 24W Dual Port AC AdapterModel: L48WCInput: 100-240V~50/60Hz, 0.5 AOutput 1: 5V/2.4A (max)Output 2: 5V/2.4A (max)Then it has different symbols similiar toF(C (€ RoHS Compliant
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I am not sure what tip your charger has. Voltage wise it will work. I have come across new laptop HP I think that has a new tip on there charger. This set doesn't have that specific tip
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Yes. It is listed in the product description as compatible. From what I can tell most, if not all, of the G7 and G5 Asus series laptops use the charger. Note depending on the reason you might be replacing your adapter you might want to consider a new battery as well. You are still able to use the laptop on only the adapter if needed.
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If it's a 19v it should work. Most chargers are interchangeable as long as the voltage specs are the same.
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I can't say for sure but as long as the charger fits and the Voltage and Amperes are the same it should work since the laptop chargers are the same brand. This charger has 18.5V and 6.5A output, and inputs of 100-240V and 50-60Hz. Check on your charger to see if the input and output values match (aside from the watts W). If they do then this charger should work.
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IF you are using a Wall Charger, and the OUTPUT is 19v...then THIS IS OK...because the PLUG is for 120v house current and you are OUTPUTTING 19v through the charger.....my laptop uses 120v....but outputs 14.8 or such....This should be fine. IF you are using TWO 12v batteries connected in SERIES...then your combine voltage is 24v...THEN YOU NEED A 24 VOLT INVERTER....which will produce 120v, or 115v, or whatever... output for appliances....the only advantage is the AMPS are halved. Watts divided by Volts = Amps. 240 watts / 12v = 20a 240 watts / 24v = 10a. ARE YOU USING TWO 12v batteries in SERIES??? IF you are using a Wall Charger, and the OUTPUT is 19v...then THIS IS OK...because the PLUG is for 120v house current and you are OUTPUTTING 19v through the charger.....my laptop uses 120v....but outputs 14.8 or such....This should be fine. IF you are using TWO 12v batteries connected in SERIES...then your combine voltage is 24v...THEN YOU NEED A 24 VOLT INVERTER....which will produce 120v, or 115v, or whatever... output for appliances....the only advantage is the AMPS are halved. Watts divided by Volts = Amps. 240 watts / 12v = 20a 240 watts / 24v = 10a. ARE... » Read More IF you are using a Wall Charger, and the OUTPUT is 19v...then THIS IS OK...because the PLUG is for 120v house current and you are OUTPUTTING 19v through the charger.....my laptop uses 120v....but outputs 14.8 or such....This should be fine. IF you are using TWO 12v batteries connected in SERIES...then your combine voltage is 24v...THEN YOU NEED A 24 VOLT INVERTER....which will produce 120v, or 115v, or whatever... output for appliances....the only advantage is the AMPS are halved. Watts divided by Volts = Amps. 240 watts / 12v = 20a 240 watts / 24v = 10a. ARE YOU USING TWO 12v batteries in SERIES??? « Show Less
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Dear Customer, Thanks for contacting us. The product we sell is 40w samsung replacement charger with a 3.0*1.0 tip. And you may check the listing for detaled laptop model it will be compatible with. Any further question, please feel free to contact us. Best Regards, Betterstuff
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mine was fine on the Lenovo system. Before you buy, it would be good to check your laptop inside to see if it supports this adapter. But in general, this card is designed for the adapter.
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Good Morning, In a quick check of D620 power requirements(19.5vdc@4.62a), I would say that you should not use this charger. It is rated at only 65w vise the 90w requirement for the computer. Would look for another charger that has the correct rating. Best luck Andy
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This battery can work with G560, but may I know the part number of your original battery for double checking? Please feel free to contact us via support@ianker.com, we will always be here to assist you.
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Dear Jim, I bought this adapter after going through the list of of the Lenovo Laptops that this power adapter can fit. So, please check the list of Lenovo Laptops listed. Thankx and hoping that my suggestion will help.Ashok G
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I would check with the seller first. You should get the actual Lenovo adapter, as it is quite slim and easy to pack.