is the introciruit power castle mut voltage compatible with acre aspire v5 series ?
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The best way to know is to check the power adapter, look for the output voltage printed on the adapter brick. The V5 series is a compact laptop. Like I said look for the output on Volts, and on the laptop should say what the input voltage is. If it's 12, 16 or 19 volts, you should be all set to go. Make sure the correct voltage is selected, too high and it can possibly damage the computer.
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RosslynnI have no idea what the rev version change is or if that power supply will work for you. You could always return the power supply.
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No. Go to crucial page and check in the compatibility tool the correct specification for the system, size and voltage
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Not sure, however if the numbers match it should. That said, these adapters haven't stayed true to the description, I've received 3 from 2 sellers, and my brother has also ordered some for his, and they come as 3.25A instead of 3.42A, and 20V instead of 19V. It did work for a while however I believe there is a problem with some Asus where the power supply, A/C jack, and adapter get too hot, melt the soldering points both in the AC Adapter and the jack, eventually causing damage to the motherboard, power jack, a/c adapter, and potentially the motherboard. The batteries state "Do not use any other adapter other than the one designed for this battery" and I'm not sure if that plays a role as mine started having the issues before I ever used a generic adapter, I believe it is just faulty design by ASUS, combined with neglect/abuse on my end, leaving the laptop on with skype running would cause the system to overheat when I wasn't aware, and once the problem started it became a permanent issue. Where as it ran fairly smooth and cool initially. Hope this helps, just keep in mind it is cheap and easy if it works to order generic adapters from amazon, just monitor the heat. Mine melted to the point where I had to hold the cord in to the jack and apply steady pressure at just the right angle in order to maintain a solid charge, so I was constantly aware of when and how fast it got hot. Again, this may not be a big issue with a solid charge, the issue may be in part a result of a loose charge constantly disconnecting and reconnecting, also the battery I was using was on its last legs and that is what seemed to initiate the initial problems. But to be safe check the jack, adapter where it meets the jack, and area around the jack, and ensure that it isn't overheating.
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It should since it's low voltage. Technically haswell CPUs support both 1.5v and 1.35v, but manufacturers may force you to use low voltage models only.
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Have a look at the back of your power brick (you may need magnifier, I do), it will have an output value saying ___ VDC. If that is 12 or 19 then you should be good to go.
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According to the specs, No, it needs to be 1.35vhttp://www.crucial.com/store/mpartspecs.aspx?mtbpoid=AB2EB6BEA5CA7304
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I did not get any kind of voltage adapter with mine, so unless you have one already, I would say no.
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if your original adapter 65watt or higher capacity, then it is compatible. &#304;f it is higher than 90watt, then it is not compatible
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I don't believe it is compatible. http://batterytender.com/products/industrial-applications/power-tender-plus-24v-at-2-5a.html
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I looked around some online and it seems that -5 volts was used in the ISA bus. Being that buss is no longer used it would seem that voltage is no longer needed. Doesn't hurt if it's present or not.
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Sorry, I'm not qualified to answer that. If it puts out 110/120 volts I don't see why not. Call up the mfr. or distr.
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I have that same battery in my Acer Aspire and it is 11.1v. Hope this helps
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mine is the same 1005PE-PU17.. It's not that bad though, just a bit frustrating when i was setting it up. It works fine with 800 mhz as long as I remember to do manual restarts instead, so atm I'll stick with it until another solution comes up :)
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I am using this on a Sony VAIO. Right above the power (port) on my laptop it says 19.5v. I hope this helps.
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Yes, It is compatible. It is the same volts (7.2) but it has more wh Watt hours (13.7 compared to only 3.6). It works great on my sony videocam.
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I looked at the labeling on the Verilux and it doesn't state the volage, but I plug it into a standard US house outlet and it works just as it should.