VCE SJ661-100P-CA Cat6 RJ45 Pass Through Connectors 100-Pack
- Ethernet, Male
- Unshielded, Male
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180W 12V 15A power adapter for compatible Lenovo systems
The Lenovo 00PC745 delivers 180 W at 12 V and 15 A for compatible Lenovo devices. It replaces part numbers 90GU0000US and 510A-15ABR in supported configurations. The unit is supplied new in multicolor finish.
Under continuous load the adapter maintains its rated 12 V 15 A output within design limits. It is not intended for devices that require higher wattage or a different voltage rail. Buyers needing more power or an alternative connector should verify compatibility before purchase.
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The 180 W power supply delivers 12 V at 15 A, so sustained full-load operation will generate noticeable warmth; keep the vents clear and place it on a hard surface.
It uses the Lenovo rectangular tip that matches part numbers 90GU0000US and 510A-15ABR for a secure fit.
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