Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A 19.5 V 6.70 A AC adapter compatible with a wide range of Dell notebooks including Alienware and Inspiron models
The Dell VJCH5 is a 19.5 V DC AC adapter rated for a maximum output current of 6.70 A. It serves as a replacement or spare power supply for compatible Dell notebooks. The unit is supplied new and matches OEM part numbers including WRHKW, VNM7N and 330-1830.
This adapter suits users who want an extra charger for home, office or travel use with supported Dell Alienware and Inspiron models listed in the compatibility data. It is not for owners of laptops from other brands or Dell models absent from the approved list, nor for devices requiring a different voltage or current rating.
The critical specification is the 19.5 V DC output at 6.70 A maximum current; the notebook must match these values exactly. Verify the device appears in the supported model series before purchase.
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| Product | |
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| Brand name | DELL |
| Product type | AC Adapter |
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