DBTLAP
DBTLAP AC Adapter 19V 2.37A for Acer ES1-111 ES1-111M ES1-131 ES1-132
Replacement 19V 2.37A AC adapter with power cord for compatible Acer ES1 models
- TypeAC Adapter
- Powers Acer ES1-111 and ES1-111M laptops
- 19V 2.37A output matches original charger specs
- Compatible with ES1-131 and ES1-132 models
- Includes adapter and power cord cable
- Each unit tested before shipping for reliability
Compatible Acer ES1 models
This DBTLAP AC adapter supplies 19 volts at 2.37 amps and is built for Acer ES1-111, ES1-111M, ES1-131 and ES1-132 notebooks. It includes the adapter unit and a power cord cable. Each unit is tested before shipping.
Replacing a lost or faulty charger
The adapter replaces the original power supply when it is lost, damaged or no longer holds a charge. Matching the 19V 2.37A rating and the correct tip shown in the product photos ensures the laptop receives the proper input. Verify the model number on your old charger before ordering.
Users with matching Acer ES1 laptops
This charger suits owners of the listed ES1 models who need a direct replacement. Buyers with different Acer series, other voltage requirements or a different connector type should look for a unit specified for their exact laptop model.
Highlights
- Powers Acer ES1-111 and ES1-111M laptops
- 19V 2.37A output matches original charger specs
- Compatible with ES1-131 and ES1-132 models
- Includes adapter and power cord cable
- Each unit tested before shipping for reliability
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What connector tip does this 19V 2.37A adapter use for the Acer ES1-111?
The adapter ships with the barrel tip shown in the product photos; match it visually to your original charger before ordering.
What is the correct order to connect this charger to the ES1-131?
Plug the AC power cord into the wall outlet first, then insert the barrel plug into the laptop’s DC jack to avoid arcing.
When should the power cord cable be replaced on this unit?
Replace the cord if the insulation cracks, the plug pins bend, or the laptop only charges when the cable is held at a certain angle.
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