I need a replacement for my 5 volt charger having 2 amperes to power my HDMI to VGA converter.The jack is approx. 5 mm(OD).Can i use this?
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Sorry, the amperage is too high for your needs. It could overheat what you are powering.
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This won't work for you since it has a 2.1mm diameter plug that is 5mm long. I bought mine to power a USB hub which uses a very small plug.
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Should be OK but belore cutting & splicing plug (if needed) try locating an adapter first
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The charger I purchased is a Fairway Electronics Model WT10-05B. The output is 5vdc @ 2.6 amps, a bit short of what was advertized, but it is a hearty unit and I have had no problems with it over the last 4 months. The plug size about 3mm in diameter and 9mm long (1/8 inch diameter by 3/8 inch long)As as Leo and Trujillo indicate below, you can always install a different plug or adapter say from Radio Shack
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This should work.... Worst case scenario is you cut your plug off your old power supply and splice it onto this new power supply. I have purchased several of these and done just that since the connector I need is proprietary. It's hard to find high power 5v power supplies like this as I'm sure you have found out. Enjoy.
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The power capacity is OK, but knowing your plug is approx. 5mm may not be good enough. Some available plug sizes near 5mm are5.5 mm od x 2.1 mm id (the plug on this supply)5.5 mm od x 2.5 mm id5.0 mm od x 2.1 mm id5.0 mm od x 1.5 mm id4.7 mm od x 1.7 mm idIf you have an old supply that failed then you can probably cut the plug off and splice to the wires on this supply. If you don't have the old adapter and plug you might also find plugs at nearby electronic stores (try Radio Shack), which has the advantage that you might be able to try the plug to see if it fits your equipment. The power capacity is OK, but knowing your plug is approx. 5mm may not be good enough. Some available plug sizes near 5mm are5.5 mm od x 2.1 mm id (the plug on this supply)5.5 mm od x 2.5 mm id5.0 mm od x 2.1 mm id5.0 mm od x 1.5 mm id4.7 mm od x 1.7 mm idIf you have an old supply that failed then you can probably cut the plug off and splice to the wires on this supply. If you don't have the old adapter and plug you might also find plugs at nearby electronic stores (try Radio Shack), which has the advantage that you might be able to try the plug to see if... » Read More The power capacity is OK, but knowing your plug is approx. 5mm may not be good enough. Some available plug sizes near 5mm are5.5 mm od x 2.1 mm id (the plug on this supply)5.5 mm od x 2.5 mm id5.0 mm od x 2.1 mm id5.0 mm od x 1.5 mm id4.7 mm od x 1.7 mm idIf you have an old supply that failed then you can probably cut the plug off and splice to the wires on this supply. If you don't have the old adapter and plug you might also find plugs at nearby electronic stores (try Radio Shack), which has the advantage that you might be able to try the plug to see if it fits your equipment. « Show Less
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Sorry, I may be wrong as to the plug size as I may have bought a different model. Mine does have a very tiny plug.
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The existing charger should work. Look at the charger. They list what volt charging it supports.
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I don't know where you got this info, but the high capacity chargers for both devices are rated at 5VDC, 2.1A. So NO. And, if you charge at a faster rate the battery will fry!
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The voltage specs being requested are presumably for the output voltage, not the AC input, which is standard throughout the U.S As for amperage, that's a measurement of the current capacity of the charger. Larger equipment requires more current. It's necessary to get both numbers right. Too much voltage can damage the device. Too little current won't run the device and might also cause damage. You can figure the power consumed by multiplying the amperage by the voltage. 5V @.1 amps = .5 W.
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Look up the "AmazonBasics USB 2.0 A-Male to Mini-B Cable - 6 Feet" and any USB wall charger that gives adequate current (there are many now that are &gt; 1 amp at 5v)
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8 to 12 amps isn't much this cord is much heavier than that. I'm sure it would work the way you asking just make sure the hot wires are the same from the breaker box to the charger. Are you sure a volt charger is 120v. You will need a 50amp plug wired up for 120v. The male plug on the end will not plug into a standard 120v outlet.
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You might try Radio Shack. Make sure that the charger is not above 1.0 amps. Barring that I imagine that the charging cable for a Nitecore I2 or I4 MIGHT work as those chargers are also 1.0 amps input. However I am not sure that the plugs will correspond that enter the charger its self. I think you can pick up the Nitecore cable for around $5.00
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Don't think this will work, not dual voltage. On the back it states "120VAC, 15A, 60Hz, 1800W"My phone charger is 100-240V, so all I needed was a cheap adapter for use overseas
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No I don't know of a charger that will let you use an hdmi.This charger is a great charger
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You only want to use the correct amperage for your device. I believe that this device requires the 2.1A charger.
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I went to local radioshack got the AC-to-DC 500mA Charger Adapter with following tip: Adaptaplug "M" conversion size: O.D.: 5.5mm, I.D.: 2.1mm by Enercell
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Yes you can, but you need pin connector adaptor as the one that comes with this is North American Standard. Something like this . http://www.amazon.com/MAXAH%C2%AE-Protector-Universal-Worldwide-Charger/dp/B00E0FZSQC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1409449547&sr=8-1&keywords=universal+adapter
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Can be fit this item and follow detail: Output:19V 4.74A, DC Connector:5.5*2.5mm
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Not really possible, I tried it myself, once the charging jack is in place all functions are ceased until the charging jack is pulled out, you can use a 12 volt psp charger for it as well, you will be charging at 5 volts instead of 6
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Go to a place like radio shack, get a charger with the same voltage and amperage.... you're only working with 2 wires.... cut the end off the new charger and splice you old connector on the end....... almost anybody can do it and they should do it for free..... If you do not have the old charger, email me at mairajtjr at aol and I'll call you !!
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Buy this one5 Volt 3 Amp Power Adapter, AC to DC, 2.1mm X 5.5mm Plug, Regulated UL 5v 3a Power Supply Wall PlugPHC Model SJ02G-0500300UUL, Regulated5 volt 3 amp max, center positive2.1mm x 5.5mm plug. Only works with device that accepts 2.1mm x 5.5mm plugPlease be sure the device accepts 2.1mm x 5.5mm plug size.
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Hi Rashmin Do not worry about the watts, whats your charger has the input AC 100/240 voltage, and the output of 5.0 volt DC, it will work.