TP-Link T050100-2B3 5V 1.0A USB-A power adapter
A compact 5V 1.0A USB-A wall charger with 100-240V input for worldwide use
- Worldwide voltage support from 100-240V input
- Safe 5V 1.0A output for USB devices
- Compact 5W design fits any outlet
- Built-in protection against short circuit and overheating
- Genuine TP-Link quality for reliable charging
Compact USB-A wall charger
The TP-Link T050100-2B3 is a 5 W power adapter with a fixed US plug and a single USB-A port. It supplies 5 V at 1.0 A for phones, headphones and other small USB devices that draw up to five watts. The unit accepts 100-240 V input at 50/60 Hz for worldwide mains compatibility.
Input range and protection
The adapter operates from 100 to 240 V AC at 50 or 60 Hz with a 0.3 A input rating. Built-in safeguards protect against incorrect voltage, short circuit and internal overheating during abnormal conditions. The fixed US plug limits direct use to North American sockets without a separate travel adapter.
Five-watt output ceiling
At 5 V and 1.0 A the charger delivers a maximum of 5 W, which suits most smartphones, Bluetooth earbuds and fitness trackers. Devices that require higher current or support fast-charging protocols will charge slowly or not at all. The single port means only one device can be powered at a time.
How it compares
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- Price $15.99
- Cheaper than about 80% of the 3,875 comparable items (median $23.99).
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Specifications
| Product | |
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| Model name | T050100-2B3 |
Questions about this item
How do I pick the right version of the TP-Link T050100-2B3 for my device?
This model delivers 5V at 1.0A for a total of 5W. Choose it if your device specifies 5V input and draws up to 1A; otherwise select an adapter that matches your device's exact voltage and current needs.
What does the 5V 1.0A rating mean when I plug this into my hardware?
It supplies a steady 5 volts and up to 1 ampere, providing 5 watts of power. Your device will draw only the current it requires, so the adapter runs cool and stable within that limit.
What does the 100-240V 50/60Hz input cover in practice?
The adapter accepts mains voltages from 100 to 240 volts at 50 or 60 hertz, so it works on standard household outlets worldwide without a voltage converter.
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