ABLEGRID
ABLEGRID 19.5V 3.33A 65W AC Adapter For HP 927230-855 915619-001
Replaces HP 927230-855 and 915619-001 chargers with 19.5 V, 3.33 A, 65 W output and CE/FCC/RoHS certification
- Battery TypeUPS
- 5 V 3.33 A output matches original HP charger
- 65 W power rating supports compatible HP laptops
- 100-240 V 50-60 Hz input works worldwide
- Over-voltage and over-heat protection built in
- CE FCC RoHS certified for safety compliance
Compatible HP Adapter
The ABLEGRID 19.5V 3.33A 65W AC adapter replaces HP part numbers 927230-855 and 915619-001. It delivers 19.5 volts at 3.33 amps from a 100-240V worldwide input. Over-voltage and over-heat protection are built in. The package includes the adapter and a power cable.
Who This Suits
This unit fits owners of HP laptops requiring a 65W barrel-tip charger with the specified output. Buyers who need a different voltage, amperage or connector type should look elsewhere. It is a non-OEM replacement certified to CE, FCC and RoHS standards.
Deciding Specification
The critical figure is the 19.5V 3.33A DC output through a barrel connector. Match this exactly to the laptop’s original charger label before ordering. Using an adapter with different output parameters can damage the device.
Highlights
- 5 V 3.33 A output matches original HP charger
- 65 W power rating supports compatible HP laptops
- 100-240 V 50-60 Hz input works worldwide
- Over-voltage and over-heat protection built in
- CE FCC RoHS certified for safety compliance
Specifications
| Brand | ABLEGRID |
|---|---|
| Battery Type | UPS |
Questions about this item
What HP part numbers must my laptop already use for this 19.5V 3.33A adapter to be compatible?
The adapter is built for HP part numbers 927230-855 and 915619-001, so your laptop should list one of those as its original charger.
Will this 65W barrel-tip charger safely power an older HP model that originally shipped with a lower-wattage supply?
Yes, the adapter delivers a fixed 19.5V output and includes over-voltage and over-heat protection, so it can replace a lower-wattage unit without forcing extra current.
How can I confirm the adapter is working correctly once I connect it?
The laptop should show it is charging at 19.5V, the adapter remains cool during normal use, and no over-voltage or over-heat warnings appear.
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