does theis charger wiork with Assus EEE assus transformer which charges with 15 V and 1.2 A?
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No. You need one that provides 15v. I have found aftermarket cables for my Transformer, but no chargers yet.
293190
I have only used it with my iPhone and iPad and it does a very nice job with both of them.
293191
no, it is 5 (FIVE) VOLTS only, not 15 (FIFTEEN).So if you need 15 VOLTS (which I doubt it because all USB 1.0,2.0 and 3.0 can ONLY be 5 VOLTS)If you MISTYPED and it is ONLY 5 VOLTS @ 1.2 AMPS then it WILL work, because the AMPERAGE is how much PUSH the voltage has, so it would charge a 5 VOLTS and do it quicker than 1.2 AMPS, but it does NOT give 3.1 AMPS per USB port, it would max out at 2 AMPS.
293192
I gave away my Asus Transformer about a year ago, so I'm not completely sure, but I believe I did charge it with the RND and had no problems while doing it.
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Yes, providing you use an adapter because the charger has two prongs, standard American. The back of the charger says the input AC voltage is 100 to 240 VAC.
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I purchased model PA-1700-02 for my Acer Aspire One. This AC adapter has an output of 19 volts and 3.42 Amps. This is more output than original.
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Not sure if this helps, but I bought one on my son-in-laws recommendation after going through two other 45W chargers for my A1010. It has higher wattage and more output amps than the original. But the 65W charger seems to be working fine for my old unit in the 5 weeks I've had it.
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model HJ-103, 110vAC, 7.2vDC 250ma output, molex female 2 pin connector. Any charger that can do that.
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The charger says AC/DC adapter model yx-3515A20 Input AC 110V 60 Hz Output DC 4.8V 150 mA Hope that helps
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Both should require the same 5v for charging. This charger has a 1 Amp and a 2.1 Amp output. The 2.1 Amp is stronger, but software on the tablet and phone should be able to adjust as needed. The issue is typically whether a third party charger has enough amperage for what the individual device expects. 1A and 2.1A should be more than enough. Plus this charger is sleek, sexy and solidly designed.
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The answer is YES. Below is the product specs. Specifications Input: AC 110-240V Output: 5V, 3.1A, 15W Port 1: 5V, 3100mA Port 2: 5V, 1000mA Note While this charger is capable to deliver 3-Amp output from a single port, tablet or mobile phone device may limit charging speed to 1-Amp, 2-Amp or 2.4-Amp. Hope this helps!
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Looking at the charger now it's specs read output 5.7v. 800mA. And yes USA plug config.
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I don't believe so. The label on the charger only states "Input: 120VAC 60Hz 6.5W"
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The information on the adapter is Class 2 transformer Model:ADB-1300600 I/p --ac 120v 60Hz 15w O/p DC 13v 600mA
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I have that Powerpack and the wall charger that came with it is: AC in is 125v @7A and output is 12v @ 3A.
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A standard home or car USB charger will not charge the ASUS Transformer eee pad. This cord works perfectly when connected to the wall charger that came with the tablet, which from what i've read is a higher voltage than a usual charger.
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It has been awhile since I purchased this charger for my Asus Transformer EEE. I use it quite often and it has done a great job- hope this helps!
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Hard to say for sure, but the charger/adapter output is less than 1 amp. (975 ma) combined for both supply voltages.
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they look the same, but, the ps150 charger is 14.4 volts and may make the 9.6 volt battery go "BOOM". KEEP SEARCHING
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No, the charger input is 120v, 60Hz. As long as you have a AA NiMH charger that is, you're good to go.