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65 Watt ultra-slim AC adapter for the Inspiron 1525 laptop
This 65 watt ultra slim adapter is designed to power the Dell Inspiron 1525 notebook. It delivers the specified wattage through a compact form factor that matches the original equipment specification. The unit carries Dell part number RX929 for direct replacement identification.
This adapter suits owners of a Dell Inspiron 1525 who need a genuine 65 watt replacement. Buyers with other laptop models, higher wattage requirements or different connector types should look for a unit matched to their specific device.
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| Size & build | |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 2.31 kg |
| Package size | 25 × 25 × 25 mm |
The RX929 65W adapter is a sealed unit with no user-serviceable parts; it runs until the unit itself fails and is then replaced.
The 65-watt output ceiling is the first limit; sustained draw at or above that level will trigger the adapter's protection circuit.
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