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DELL N86KM 165 W USB-C AC Adapter 100-240 V 50-60 Hz
A 165 W USB-C AC adapter for Dell laptops accepting 100 to 240 V input
- Battery TypeLithium-Ion
- Powers demanding Dell laptops with 165 W USB-C output
- Works worldwide on 100-240 V 50-60 Hz mains
- Replaces Dell part 0N86KM for guaranteed fit
- Built by Lite-On (LA165PM210) to Dell specifications
- Brand-new adapter, ready for immediate use
Dell N86KM 165 W USB-C AC Adapter
This Dell N86KM AC adapter delivers 165 Watts of power through a USB-C connector. It accepts a wide input range of 100 to 240 Volts at 50 to 60 Hertz, making it suitable for worldwide use. The unit is manufactured by Lite-On Technology under part number LA165PM210 and is supplied in new condition. It serves as a direct replacement for Dell part number 0N86KM.
Suits owners of compatible Dell USB-C laptops
This adapter suits owners of compatible Dell laptops that charge via USB-C and require a 165 Watt power source. It is not for users whose devices use a barrel-type charging connector or a proprietary non-USB-C port. Buyers needing a lower wattage unit for a lighter ultraportable should look elsewhere, as this adapter is built for higher power demands.
165 Watt output over USB-C decides compatibility
The single specification that decides fit is the 165 Watt output delivered over the USB-C connector. Your laptop must support this exact power profile and connector type to charge correctly. Verify your device's required wattage and port style before purchasing, as an insufficient or mismatched adapter will not power the system adequately.
Highlights
- Powers demanding Dell laptops with 165 W USB-C output
- Works worldwide on 100-240 V 50-60 Hz mains
- Replaces Dell part 0N86KM for guaranteed fit
- Built by Lite-On (LA165PM210) to Dell specifications
- Brand-new adapter, ready for immediate use
Specifications
| Battery Type | Lithium-Ion |
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Questions about this item
Do I need a laptop with a USB-C charging port to use this 165 W adapter?
Yes, the adapter terminates in a USB-C connector, so the device you are powering must accept charge over USB-C.
Will this 165 W unit safely replace a lower-wattage Dell barrel-tip charger I already own?
It can power compatible Dell systems that accept 165 W over USB-C, but it does not fit legacy barrel-tip ports.
How can I confirm the adapter is delivering 165 W after I plug it in?
The laptop’s battery or power settings will show the active input wattage; a reading near 165 W indicates full output.
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