ABLEGRID
ABLEGRID 60W AC DC Adapter Charger for Samsung NP350V5C-A0AUK 3.16A
60W AC/DC adapter with 100-240V input, 3.16A output and barrel tip for Samsung NP350V5C-A0AUK notebooks, includes power cable
- Battery TypeUPS
- Worldwide 100-240V input lets you charge anywhere
- 60W output with 3.16A current powers the NP350V5C-A0AUK reliably
- Over-voltage and over-heat protection safeguards your notebook
- CE FCC RoHS certified for safety compliance
- Includes AC adapter and power cable ready to use
Target device and purpose
This ABLEGRID 60 W AC DC adapter is built as a direct replacement charger for the Samsung NP350V5C-A0AUK notebook. It delivers 3.16 A DC output through a barrel tip connector that matches the original specification. The unit is intended for owners of that specific laptop who need a new or spare power supply.
Thermal behaviour and power draw
The adapter operates from a worldwide AC input of 100-240 V at 50-60 Hz and includes over-voltage and over-heat protection circuits. Under normal use it runs within its certified limits without requiring active cooling. The supplier advises keeping the unit in a ventilated area during extended sessions and not placing it on skin-contact surfaces.
Deciding specification
The single figure that determines fit is the 3.16 A DC output combined with the barrel tip size; both must match the laptop's original charger exactly. If your Samsung NP350V5C-A0AUK requires a different current rating or tip diameter, this adapter will not work. Buyers who need a higher wattage unit or a different connector type should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Worldwide 100-240V input lets you charge anywhere
- 60W output with 3.16A current powers the NP350V5C-A0AUK reliably
- Over-voltage and over-heat protection safeguards your notebook
- CE FCC RoHS certified for safety compliance
- Includes AC adapter and power cable ready to use
Specifications
| Brand | ABLEGRID |
|---|---|
| Battery Type | UPS |
Questions about this item
How do I connect the 3.16A barrel tip to my Samsung NP350V5C-A0AUK, and what step causes charging to fail?
Plug the barrel tip firmly into the laptop DC jack until it seats fully; a loose fit is the common reason the charger appears dead.
What part will need replacement after extended daily use?
The detachable AC power cable wears at the strain relief first; swap it with any standard IEC C7 lead.
What limit appears first if I run the adapter at full 60W continuously?
Heat builds up at the brick; keep vents clear and avoid placing it on insulating surfaces so over-heat protection does not trip.
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