how many MA's is this charger?
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Hi, I think you want to know this information. 5V, 2A. Hope this helps. ABM
1576166
the charger has adjustable pins so you can slide them back and forth! it shows charger to be 2V 600mA, my battery is 3.7V 1700mAh
439498
The stock oem charger output is 2amps. therefore means that is giving 2000milliamps in 1hr. So take 7500/2000 = 3.75 hrs from fully drained to a full recharge.
1132074
This charger is old. It is no longer listed on the Energizer website.The newest tip is a mini USB. All the rest are probably of no use.
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Don't know, but it puts out 2.1 amps. I found it enough to charge all of my USB devices.
1758630
sure!! I use this charger all the time for 70 mah to 200 mah 1 cell batteries. you should be okay with 180 mah 1 cell batteries with this charger. Cliff
2056011
HiActually your laptop need 45W (19V 2.37A) and this charger Output: 19V 3.42A. so the output is more than you need it, its working but not good for your laptop and Hardware..... ,search to charger output 2.37 A Best RegardsEng.Yasser
828067
From the manual: "The charger will only supply the maximum charge current allowed byyour device up to 2.4 amp." The combined total allowed the 2 ports is 4 amps.
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I've not measured the actual output voltage of mine but the Battery Tender website lists it as 12v output. http://batterytender.com/products/accessories/usb-charger-qdc.html
706765
No. Nothing uses that many amps yet anyway. Great charger I bought a second one love it
1586757
This charger's max charge rate is listed at 5.0 A (5000mA). From here you just do the math... mAh = milliAmphours. If your battery is a 1600mAh capacity, that means you can run an electronic device drawing 1600mAh for 1 hour before your battery is exhausted. The same thing applies to charging. If you want to charge your 1600mAh battery at the 5000mA rate, it would be 1600/5000 = 0.32 * 60 minutes = 19.2 minutes total charging time. For your 3200mAh battery, it would be 38.4 minutes. Hope that helps!
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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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The output rating on this is 1.5 amps. Manufacturer notes, "Charge up to 2 small USB compatible electronic devices".
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I haven't gotten a chance to use it yet but figure it this way ... If you have a newish Samsung device or IDevice and it charges it should be at least 1 amp. If it fully charges a device like the Samsung 4 its probably 2 amps. I was slightly peeved when I got this and it didn't have the normal conversion sticker like other solar usb devices. We both have to hope we didn't buy an 8800 maH battery that doesn't charge anything in the 21st century.
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I don't know for sure. It's not indicated on the unit. I have used it to charge relatively low power devices (about 2 Amps total) with no problem.
1307079
I can't find the instructions at the moment, but the charger says, "input: AC120V 60 Hz 2W, output DC2.3V 100 mA". Hope that helps.
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Photo shows 5000mA which is same as 5A. I have used this to charge my 1300mA 2s lipo to 5000mA 3S lipo. It supported 5000mA as in the description otherwise my charger would throw error(like When i used 2000mA dc adapter from external hard drive dock and try to select 2400mA in battery charger).