Can this HP/ Compaq 18.5v 3.5A adapter be used with a belkin G wireless router?
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I'm actually not certain, but I wouldn't recommend it simply because I don't believe that a Belkin and HP use the same product form factor for their power inputs. Best of luck though.
2020849
I've only used it with an HP & a Dell... I'd try contacting the seller for that info
102691
Adapter attached to a long cord...Just contact Belkin direct as they will answer all your concerns and question...
2165598
Yes. Been using it at work with Raspberry Pi running raspbian for over a year. I use it to power a belkin wifi adapter, thumb drive, and mouse/keyboard.
1333571
It may or may not work. You can check the compatibility list on this link: http://www.belkin.com/us/p/P-AV10072/
1560209
Check on the bottom of the router, if it says 12 volt then it should. Some versions use 5 volt which would not work with your router.
1028713
I don't know but the one I bought used to work fine until it started saying that is not powerful enough for my HP device
550555
I do not use that router. I would specify it on the order. They have adapter plates for most routers. It comes ready to accept a PC 7518.
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I am currently using the adapter in an older PC that has an E5300 processor. It is an HP p6110f running Windows 7 pro.
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That user is not correct. Wattage is not the deciding factor for compatibility, because the "HP Home and Office Store" itself RECOMMENDS an adapter that is only 65W: the "HP Slim Travel Power Adapter" (see http://tinyurl.com/mzrlhuh and Amazon's specifications at http://tinyurl.com/k4eqttu). In addition, USPartsDirect.com also recommends a 65W adapter (see http://tinyurl.com/m8yg6v4). A 65W adapter may use less power than a 90W adapter, and there may be other differences, but that does NOT mean it is incompatible. You should contact an HP rep directly to discuss the specific impact of choosing a 65W adapter over a 90W adapter (1-800-474-6836). That user is not correct. Wattage is not the deciding factor for compatibility, because the "HP Home and Office Store" itself RECOMMENDS an adapter that is only 65W: the "HP Slim Travel Power Adapter" (see http://tinyurl.com/mzrlhuh and Amazon's specifications at http://tinyurl.com/k4eqttu). In addition, USPartsDirect.com also recommends a 65W adapter (see http://tinyurl.com/m8yg6v4). A 65W adapter may use less power than a 90W adapter, and there may be other differences, but that does NOT mean it is incompatible. You should contact an HP rep directly to discuss the... » Read More That user is not correct. Wattage is not the deciding factor for compatibility, because the "HP Home and Office Store" itself RECOMMENDS an adapter that is only 65W: the "HP Slim Travel Power Adapter" (see http://tinyurl.com/mzrlhuh and Amazon's specifications at http://tinyurl.com/k4eqttu). In addition, USPartsDirect.com also recommends a 65W adapter (see http://tinyurl.com/m8yg6v4). A 65W adapter may use less power than a 90W adapter, and there may be other differences, but that does NOT mean it is incompatible. You should contact an HP rep directly to discuss the specific impact of choosing a 65W adapter over a 90W adapter (1-800-474-6836). « Show Less
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I am uncertain but you should be able to get the specs on both adapters. Make sure that the Voltage and wattage are the same. If the wattage isn't given, check the current ratings. Also you want to check the power connector diameter to be sure it will fit the connector of your laptop. If you can't find the specs, ask the person selling the item if they would provide the above information. As long as the voltage is the same and the wattage is the same or higher than what you need, you will be fine.
79821
It worked with a HP Compaq dc5750 which has an AM2 socket (upgrade from a Semperon 3400+).
494608
I'm using it with the 2nd Generation Airport Express. It's wireless N with built in prongs (for a US style electrical socket)
830663
Yes, I believe that this adapter will work with this laptop. It puts out 65Watts at 19V, which is what I believe this laptop requires. You can check the voltage and wattage requirements by looking at the underside of your computer to be certain.
220380
Yes, as long as it is set up that way. I believe B/G compatibility is set as default. On the router GUI, see the Wireless &gt; General tab for the b/g protection checkbox.
967008
As long as you have a pair of them, you should be OK. The computer will be connected to one of these adapters and the other adapter will plug into your wireless router.
1973168
The antenna is better on this adapter than the laptop's built in antenna so yes. However for the best results, it needs to be paired with the asus ac router