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Blueskysea HA65NM130 65W 19.5V 3.34A laptop charger
65 W 19.5 V AC adapter with 5 ft AC cord and 6.5 ft DC cord for Dell Latitude and Vostro laptops
- TypeAC Adapters
- Delivers 65 W at 19.5 V for full-speed charging
- Wide 100-240 V input works worldwide without a converter
- Auto-stop prevents over-charging when the battery reaches capacity
- Extra-long 6.5 ft DC cord plus 5 ft AC cord removes need for extensions
- Compatible with Latitude, Vostro and XPS models including 7480, 7490, 5490, 5590, 5290
65W 19.5V Dell Latitude adapter
This 65-watt AC adapter delivers 19.5 volts at 3.34 amps for a wide range of Dell Latitude, Vostro and Inspiron laptops. It replaces the factory HA65NM130 unit and matches the original voltage and current ratings exactly. The package includes a 5-foot AC cord and a 6.5-foot DC cable for flexible placement.
65W capacity for daily workloads
At 65 watts the adapter comfortably powers mainstream business notebooks during typical office tasks, web browsing and video playback. It will run out of headroom if the system draws sustained peak loads such as discrete GPU rendering or heavy charging while under full CPU stress.
Replaces lost or worn 65W Dell bricks
This unit is a direct swap for an original Dell 65-watt 19.5-volt charger that has been lost, damaged or developed a frayed cable. The jump is worth it when the old adapter no longer holds a firm connection or the centre pin has bent, restoring reliable charging without needing a higher-wattage model.
Highlights
- Delivers 65 W at 19.5 V for full-speed charging
- Wide 100-240 V input works worldwide without a converter
- Auto-stop prevents over-charging when the battery reaches capacity
- Extra-long 6.5 ft DC cord plus 5 ft AC cord removes need for extensions
- Compatible with Latitude, Vostro and XPS models including 7480, 7490, 5490, 5590, 5290
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will this 65 W 19.5 V 3.34 A adapter power my older Dell Latitude E6430 that originally used a 90 W brick?
Yes, the charger supplies 19.5 V at 3.34 A (65 W) and lists the E6430 among its compatible models, so it will run and charge that laptop, though heavy loads may draw more than 65 W.
How can I confirm the HA65NM130 is delivering the rated 19.5 V 3.34 A after I plug it in?
The adapter has no built-in display; use a USB-C power meter on the DC output or check the laptop's battery settings to verify it reports 19.5 V and charges at up to 3.34 A.
Does the box contain both the 5 ft AC cord and the 6.5 ft DC cable, or must I buy either separately?
The package includes an extra-long UL-listed 5 ft 3-prong AC power cord and a 6.5 ft DC power cord; no additional cables are required.
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