What are the specs on the original AC adapter with this Acer M5 (how many watts, specifically)?
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adapter model# PA-1650-86 .,65 watts. output 19 v= (3.42 A), input 100-240 v-50-60 Hz (1.6 A), bought 7/13 new this model. hope this helps.
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The adapter does come with the cord to plug into the wall. The cord to the computer is attached to the brick, so the whole thing is in two parts. The input values are 100-240 V/50-60 Hz/1.5 A, output is 19 V/4.74 A, and of course it's 90 W. There used to be a section of the ASUS site where you could check compatibility; you may want to search online for your exact notebook model number and compatible chargers. Hope this helps!
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5 volt 2000ma Premium External Power Supply 5.0v 2.0A (2000mA) AC/DC Adapter for USB HUB and 2.5-inch HDD Enclosure
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The power adapter states that INPUT voltage is 100-240V (Volts) - 50/60 Hz (Hertz, a measurement of cycles) 1.0A (amps). Further the power adapter states that OUTPUT is 12.0(V) 3000mA (Milliamps - or 3 Amps). Interestingly enough, the user manual states that "for maximum performance, connected devices should not exceed a combined current of 6A".
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This information is coming form the manual over the specifications of the ac adapter (reference it at Installation section, pg 6): "Model name: WA-36A12S - Manufacturer: Asian Power devices Inc. - Rating: 36 W (3.0 A, 12 V)." The other cords that should have been included are the eSata and USB hookups (not sure of the specifications for the attachments to the actual device). Hope this helps.
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Yes it will work... BUT Attention:If your laptop/original adapter requires higher power (Watt) compared to the power stated above, please DO NOT buy this adapter.
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I purchased my charger/adapter from Dell. Model Number LA65NS0-00. AC 100-240V~1.5A 50-60 Hz. Hope this helps. Other than that I don't know.
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1. The power plug is for US. (input : 100-240v, 50/60hz, 1.0A)2. I'm not the user of that laptop. I think it's better to ask to the official product homepage than to me. :)
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it looks the same like I had but just googled it for your model and here is the link Pwr+ 65W Extra Long 14 Ft Charger for Acer-Aspire E1 ES1 Laptop Battery AC Adapter-Power Cord: E1-571, E1-531, E1-572, E1-470P, E1-532P, E1-522, E1-521, E1-472G, E1-431, E1-532, E1-570, E1-731, E1-771, E5-551, ES1-411, ES1-711, ES1-512; E1-572-6870 E1-470P-6659 E1-531-2438
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Here is everything that is on the back of my adapterEingang: 100-240V~Input: 50-60Hz 1AAusgang: 23.0V- 2000 mAOutput: 5.0V-200mAI hope this answered your question. Anything else please let me know.
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The power adapter is a medium sized brick that plugs into the wall. the text on the power adapter reads:INPUT: 100-240V~ ,50/60Hz, 0.8AOUTPUT: 12.0V --- 2500mA
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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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Power Specs:AC Input: 115/230v Current 7A/4A Frequency: 50Hz/60HzDC Output: -12v -5v +5v +12v +3.3v +5VSBFull Load: 0.5A 0.5A 13A 8A 8A 2AConnectors:(1) Motherboard 20+4Pin(1) CPU+12v 4Pin(2) SATA(3) Molex(1) Floppy
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The AC adaptor is rated 100-240vac, 50/60Hz, 0.2A input; 5vdc, 600mA output. It comes from a UL listed power supply that is double insulated.
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Both the english instruction manual and the printing on the included AC adapter indicates; "AC Adapter Input: 100 - 240V - 0.3A 50/60Hz AC only, Output: 18.5V 0.83. Power consumption ...up to 15.4W". However the box indicates; "120V 2/1".
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it is 10.8v but we are so sorry to tell you that it could not work with Acer Aspire v3-771G-9441.
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I use it with an Acer A500 but it does the job. Powers the unit and also charges the battery.