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Wall charger adapter powers a Nintendo Wii U Gamepad from 100-240V AC outlets with over-voltage and over-heat protection
The ABLEGRID wall adapter supplies power to the Nintendo Wii U GamePad from any standard household outlet. It replaces a lost or damaged original charger and works with the console’s proprietary connector.
The unit accepts AC input from 100 V to 240 V at 50 Hz or 60 Hz, so it operates on mains power in most countries without a separate voltage converter. Built-in over-voltage and over-heat protection guard the GamePad during extended charging sessions.
The output uses the specific barrel tip required by the Wii U GamePad; the exact dimensions are shown in the product images. Buyers who need a different tip size or a charger for another device cannot use this adapter.
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| Brand name | ABLEGRID |
The adapter plugs directly into the GamePad charging port, so the cradle is not required for charging.
The GamePad battery indicator lights up while charging and shows full when complete.
The box contains the AC/DC adapter with integrated US wall pins; no extra cable is included.
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