Port Connect 65W Notebook Adapter HP
The Port Connect 65W HP Notebook Adapter is the perfect companion to keep your HP device fully charged and ready to go. It features an output power of 65W, adaptable output power & over-voltage protection, ABS and PCBA construction and is designed for HP notebooks up to 15.6″.
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The Port Connect Universal Notebook Adapter can power and charge most brands of laptops on the market. This model is designed specifically for HP laptops up to 15.6″ in size. The Port Connect notebook adapter can keep your devices fully charged with ease when away from home or at the office. It comes in an ABS and PCBA designed casing that keeps the internals protected during usage. It outputs 65W of power making it ideal for laptops up to 15.6″.
Port Connect universal power supplies automatically adapt to the power of your laptop to power and charge it. They also incorporate protection against overvoltage for increased safety. Check the power required by your machine by consulting its technical specifications: The 65W notebook adapter will automatically adapt to lower power laptops.
FEATURES:
- For 65W notebooks and lower power
- Compatible with most Notebooks up to 15.6″
- ABS and PCBA construction
- Adaptable output power & over-voltage protection
- Compatible with HP Laptops
SPECIFICATIONS:
- Input Voltage: 100V-240V AC, 50/60Hz
- Output Voltage: 19V DC
- Output Current: 3.41A
- Output Power: 65W max
- Materials: ABS + PCBA
- Dimensions: 5 x 11.3 x 3 cm
- Weight: 340 g
- Compatibility: Up to 15.6″ HP Laptops
WHAT’S IN THE BOX:
- Port Connect 65W HP Notebook Adapter x1
- 1.8m DC Cable x1
- 1.2m 220AC Cable x1
- User Manual x1
| Brand | Port |
| Colour | Black |
| Form Factor | - |
| Interface | - |
| Capacity | - |
| Memory Capacity | - |
| Screen Size | - |
| Resolution | - |
| Refresh Rate | - |
| Cpu | - |
| Cpu Socket | - |
| Warranty | 120 Months |
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