my original says its 45w. how can i use this one?
1160507
I believe that the w stands for watts. The 90w adapter will basically charge your laptop faster than the 45w.Also make sure that the adapter works for your laptop series. c:
1160508
As long as your original is 19V, this is fine. You can always use a charger that is rated to handle higher watts, as long as the Voltage rating is the same. A 19V 90Watt charger may charge faster, depending on whether the battery circuitry will allow for a higher power draw from the charger. In many cases it won't charge any faster than the original 45W.
1160509
I believe that the w stands for watts. The 90w adapter will basically charge your laptop faster than the 45w. Also make sure that the adapter works for your laptop series. c:
609244
I just got mine and it was 10.5w. I think originally it was 13w, but they have since improved it to be 10.5w to be competitive with others. And they have not updated the pictures, only the description.
1117382
OK, if I want to measure how many watts my refer uses in 24 hours,how do I do it on the 4460?Tx for any comments.
1955167
You must check three thing in order to work: 1- Same connector 2- Same Voltage 3- Same Watts or higher. In my case I use an extended battery so I decided to use 90W instead of 65W.
695001
Uha they have 2 options:35w and 55w...You must look your O.E.M light bulb w? ;)
858573
I do not see any indication of wattage in the Manual or online product description. Maybe try a call to the manufacturer.
2221813
you need at least a 85w CFL (300w) equivalent light source. I suggest that you purchase two of them. The 45W (120W) equivalent light source is just not adequate. (400W) would be better but your light socket may not be rated for this one.
1023366
I put a video on here about this junk.... it's 30 watts. For some reason they removed the video
1675244
I will give you what it has stamped on the bottom of the device. Hopefully it will answer your question.TYPE FC0712V 60Hz 175WI assume the 175W is what you needed. Keep in mind this device does not do huge quantities at a time. It does process a sufficient amount and I am totally satisfied with it.
580820
I recommend you stick with same output V as the original equipment. I don't know what you are powering up, but some circuit board items might not be able to handle the added volts.
1094879
No you should be fine.. It does not have an additional power plug. 450w should be fine
2224661
Go to the Morningstar website and all the specs are there. I don't think it will accept the 44V you want o put through it.
609242
I just got mine and it was 10.5w. I think originally it was 13w, but they have since improved it to be 10.5w to be competitive with others.And they have not updated the pictures, only the description.
2096653
I believe it is the same, but I just checked the package and it does not say that it is the equivalent. It is 30W.
2020591
if i am reading the label on it right.. It says 45-50 watts next to teh AC info. But don't hold me to that. LOL
1454534
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.
318560
I have no clue. I have a 430W in mine and I don't have problems.. I can't see it taking that much.