DELL PA-16 60W 19V 3.16A Power Adapter
A 60 W, 19 V 3.16 A laptop power adapter with 100–240 V input and included power cord
- Genuine Dell replacement ensures reliable laptop charging
- 60 W output matches original power requirements
- 100-240 V input works worldwide without a converter
- Built-in protection guards against voltage errors and overheating
- Includes power cord for immediate use
60 W AC adapter for Dell laptops
The genuine Dell PA-16 delivers 19 V at 3.16 A for a total of 60 W. It accepts a universal 100-240 V input at 1.5 A and includes a detachable power cord. The unit is supplied new and has been tested for correct voltage, short-circuit protection and internal overheating safeguards.
Suits owners of compatible Dell notebooks
Buyers whose devices need a higher wattage or a different connector should look elsewhere. The adapter is not suitable for systems that demand more than 60 W or use a proprietary barrel size not matching the PA-16 specification.
Output fixed at 19 V 3.16 A
This single voltage and current rating determines whether the adapter will power a given laptop correctly. Verify the device label calls for exactly 19 V and 3.16 A before purchasing.
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- Price $11.99
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does my Dell laptop need a 19V 3.16A input to use the PA-16?
Yes, the PA-16 delivers 19V at 3.16A for a total of 60W; your laptop must accept that exact voltage and draw no more than 3.16A.
Can I keep using an older Dell power cord with the PA-16 brick?
The PA-16 ships with its own power cord; any cord rated for 100-240V~1.5A 50-60Hz will work, but the supplied cord is already matched to the adapter.
How can I verify the PA-16 is operating correctly after plugging it in?
The laptop should show it is charging, the adapter brick should stay at a normal temperature, and no error message about an unrecognised charger should appear.
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