HP TPC-CA61 280W 19.5V 14.36A power adapter
Delivers 280W at 19.5V 14.36A with worldwide 100-240V input and includes a power cord
- Delivers 280W for demanding HP laptops
- Wide 100-240V input works worldwide
- Stable 19.5V 14.36A output protects components
- Includes power cord for immediate use
- Tested functional with multiple safety safeguards
Genuine HP 280W power adapter for compatible laptops
This HP TPC-CA61 AC adapter delivers 19.5V at 14.36A for a total of 280W. It accepts a universal input range of 100-240V at 50-60Hz and includes a power cord. The unit is tested for full functionality and features built-in protection against incorrect voltage, short circuit and internal overheating.
Suits owners of HP devices requiring this exact
The adapter matches the L00458-002 part number and is designed for hardware that specifies 19.5V 14.36A input. Buyers whose equipment calls for a different output voltage, a different current rating or a different connector profile should select another adapter.
Output fixed at 19.5V 14.36A (280W)
The single specification that determines compatibility is the 19.5V 14.36A output. Only devices engineered for this precise voltage and amperage will operate correctly with this power supply.
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- Price $99.99
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Specifications
| Product | |
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| Model name | TPC-CA61 |
Questions about this item
How do I connect the 19.5V 14.36A adapter to my laptop, and which step is often missed?
Plug the IEC power cord into the adapter brick first, then into a 100-240V 50-60Hz outlet, and finally insert the barrel connector firmly into the laptop — the step most often missed is seating the barrel plug completely so the pins make full contact.
What part of the TPC-CA61 will likely need replacement first with daily use?
The detachable IEC power cord and the barrel-tip cable see the most flexing; inspect both for fraying near the strain reliefs and replace the cord or the entire adapter if the insulation is damaged.
At what load does the 280W unit hit its thermal limit during sustained operation?
Continuous output at 19.5V 14.36A (280W) will trigger the internal overheating protection first; the adapter will shut down until it cools, so keep ventilation clear and avoid covering the brick.
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