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E-buy 65W 18.5V 3.5A AC adapter for HP DV8140US DV8155 DV8173ea DV8200 DV8210ca

SKU CH-X2F7-VBMNT

Delivers 65 W at 18.5 V and 3.5 A for compatible HP laptops, includes AC power cord, and uses a 1.7 mm by 4.8 mm connector

  • Power adapter voltage18.5 V
  • Power adapter current3.5A
  • Power adapter wattage65 W
  • 65W output keeps compatible HP laptops running
  • 5V 3.5A matches original charger specifications
  • 100–240V input works worldwide
  • 8 mm barrel with 1.7 mm centre pin fits listed models

65W AC Adapter for HP Laptops

This 65W AC adapter delivers 18.5V at 3.5A to compatible HP notebooks. It accepts 100-240V input at 50-60Hz for worldwide use. The connector features a 1.7mm internal diameter and 4.8mm external diameter. An AC power cord is included with the adapter.

Suitable for HP DV8140US DV8155 DV8173ea DV8200

Buyers needing a different voltage or connector size should look elsewhere. Users with laptops outside the listed model numbers must verify compatibility before purchase. Those requiring higher wattage output will need a different power supply unit.

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Price $17.99
Cheaper than about 76% of the 27,790 comparable items (median $30.99).

Specifications

Power
Power adapter voltage18.5 V
Power adapter current3.5A
Power adapter wattage65 W

Questions about this item

How often should the detachable AC power cord be inspected or replaced?

Inspect the included AC cord periodically for fraying or damaged plugs; replace it if the insulation is cracked or the connector feels loose in the wall socket.

What component reaches its thermal limit first during continuous 65 W output?

The internal DC regulation circuitry is the first to hit its thermal ceiling when the adapter runs at the full 65 W rating for extended periods.

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