My current power supply reads: Input: 100-240V, 50-60Hz~2.25A but this is just ~1.5A. Will that be a problem? Everything else is the same.
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No this will destroy your computer. You need to have a 2.25A power supply and also need to match up your output voltage.
1119469
The input voltage on my power adapter says: Input 100 to 240 volts AC. My understanding is if your voltage is within this range you are OK! 220V is clearly within this range! I agree with Jim S!However, from your question, I do not think you are asking the right QUESTION!
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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.
1372411
I think so, assuming your replacing 1 power supply with another. however, you should consider increasing the power available if at all possible. 350 is not very much.
314857
I don,t know if I can help or not but here goes, on the power supply-the ac adaptor, the input is; 100-240v - 50-60Hz O.3A, output; 9.5A---1.OA, my guess is yes it is compatible.
1487833
My AC/DC adaptor is an Asus AC100-240v, 50-60Hz, 1.5 amps input. Output is 19v 3.42 amps. I hope that this helps.
1555985
Honestly the best I could find that's close to your question is on the outlet that says "Output 100-240 V, Input 100 V", hope this helps.
688293
My AC adapter says "INPUT: 100V-240V~". "50/60hz 0.8A Max" "OUTPUT:12V---2A". Hope that helps.
959862
Hi Dear James , Thank you so much for your message.Yes the Power Supply Unit fit 100-240V Power.Wish you a Great Day.Best Regrds.
120147
The label on the power supply indicates "input: 100-240v AC." So, I'm going to say, yes.
330615
"Power Supply (Voltage/Hz) 100~240V / 50-60Hz" - This is directly from the spec sheet.Hope this helps.
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.
1091965
I would expect so, but check that your power supply is the same as your home. That was my problem, not the product itself. Look on yr ole one and check the details.
19020
The power supply is rated for 100-240VAC 50/60Hz 0.6Amp so you should not have a problem.
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It's 5A, so make sure that's the minimum. Another important thing is knowing the voltage output. It should be 24V. They all should be 110/240V input. This one looks like it should fit but I cannot verify it (from an answer that someone else gave from last year): http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00K4PRZOK/ref=cm_cd_asin_lnk
126481
Check the size of the connector (yours vs. this one) to see if they're the same size. Also look at the label on yours to see what the output is. If it's 5.0v and 2000mA you'll probably be OK with this one.
523494
You need to check your current power supply and make sure this power supply is the appropriate replacement. Click on the link for the new power supply and it will list the old power supply it replaces.