ABLEGRID
ABLEGRID 19.5V 3.3A AC Adapter for Sony PCG-F190 F250 F270 F360 FRV26
A 19.5V 3.3A AC adapter with worldwide 100-240V input and barrel tip, compatible with Sony PCG-F190, F250, F270, F360 and FRV26 models
- Battery TypeUPS
- Worldwide AC 100-240V input for travel flexibility
- 5V 3.3A output matches Sony PCG-F series requirements
- Over-voltage and over-heat protection safeguards your laptop
- Includes power cable for immediate use
- CE FCC RoHS certified for safety compliance
Compatible Sony VAIO models
This AC adapter replaces the original charger for Sony PCG-F190, PCG-F250, PCG-F270, PCG-F360 and PCG-FRV26 notebooks. It delivers a 19.5V 3.3A DC output through a barrel tip connector. The unit accepts a worldwide AC input of 100-240V at 50-60Hz.
Upgrade from a failed or lost charger
The adapter restores power to the listed VAIO models when the original supply is damaged or missing. CE, FCC and RoHS certifications confirm compliance with safety standards. Built-in over-voltage and over-heat protection guards the notebook during extended use. A new power cable is included in the package.
Verify tip size and voltage before ordering
Match the DC output rating and barrel tip dimensions to the laptop's requirements before purchase. Ensure adequate ventilation around the adapter during long sessions and avoid placing it on soft surfaces. The product is a non-OEM replacement manufactured by ABLEGRID.
Highlights
- Worldwide AC 100-240V input for travel flexibility
- 5V 3.3A output matches Sony PCG-F series requirements
- Over-voltage and over-heat protection safeguards your laptop
- Includes power cable for immediate use
- CE FCC RoHS certified for safety compliance
Specifications
| Brand | ABLEGRID |
|---|---|
| Battery Type | UPS |
Questions about this item
What barrel-tip size does this 19.5V 3.3A adapter use for the Sony PCG-F190?
The adapter ships with a barrel-tip connector; verify the tip diameter matches your laptop's DC jack before ordering.
How do I connect the AC 100-240V input cable to the adapter brick?
Plug the supplied power cable into the adapter's IEC inlet, then into a 50-60Hz wall outlet; the brick auto-ranges across 100-240V.
When should I replace the power cable that comes in the box?
Replace the cable if the insulation cracks, the plug pins bend, or the adapter overheats during prolonged use.
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