ABLEGRID
ABLEGRID AC-AC Charger for AT&T 1310 1510 PhoneMate M/N-25 MN-25 110V
AC-AC wall charger for AT&T 1310 and 1510 PhoneMate models, 110 V input with over-voltage and over-heat protection
- Compatible with AT&T 1310 and 1510 PhoneMate models
- AC 110V input only for stable and safe operation
- Over-voltage and over-heat protection built in
- CE, FCC and RoHS certified for quality assurance
- 100% compatibility with the original power supply
AC-AC Charger for AT&T PhoneMate
This ABLEGRID AC-AC charger replaces the original power supply for AT&T 1310 and 1510 PhoneMate models M/N-25 and MN-25. It delivers AC output from a 110 V AC input and includes over-voltage and over-heat protection. The unit is CE, FCC and RoHS certified and ships as a brand-new, non-OEM replacement.
Users with compatible AT&T cordless phone bases
Buyers who need a charger for a different phone model or a different voltage standard should look elsewhere. This adapter only works with the listed AT&T handsets and requires a 110 V mains supply. It is not suitable for devices that need DC output or a higher input voltage.
Input locked to 110 V AC
The adapter is specified for AC 110 V input only and will not operate on other mains voltages. Verify that your PhoneMate base matches the listed models and that your outlet provides 110 V before ordering.
Highlights
- Compatible with AT&T 1310 and 1510 PhoneMate models
- AC 110V input only for stable and safe operation
- Over-voltage and over-heat protection built in
- CE, FCC and RoHS certified for quality assurance
- 100% compatibility with the original power supply
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which ABLEGRID charger version matches my AT&T PhoneMate model?
This adapter is built for the AT&T 1310 and 1510 PhoneMate M/N-25 MN-25 handsets.
What does the 110 V input rating mean when I plug it in at home?
It only operates on a 110 V AC mains supply, so it is suitable for standard North American wall outlets.
What type of output does the AC-AC adapter provide and what does that limit?
It delivers AC output rather than DC, so it powers devices that accept direct AC input and cannot run DC-only equipment.
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