DELL
DELL PA-10 90W Power Adapter 19.5V 4.62A for Latitude 5300 5491 5495 5591
Genuine 90 W Dell AC adapter delivering 19.5 V at 4.62 A for Latitude 5300, 5491, 5495 and 5591 laptops, supplied with power cord
- 90W output powers Latitude 5300 5491 5495 5591
- 5V 4.62A delivery matches original specification
- 100-240V 1.5A input works worldwide 50-60Hz
- Genuine Dell PA-10 replaces U7809 part exactly
- Built-in protection guards against voltage short-circuit overheating
90 W AC adapter for Dell Latitude
This 90 W power adapter supplies 19.5 V at 4.62 A to compatible Dell Latitude laptops. It accepts a wide 100-240 V input at 50-60 Hz for worldwide use. The unit includes the AC power cord and carries Dell part number U7809.
Laptops needing 90 W / 19.5 V
It suits owners of Latitude 5300, 5491, 5495 or 5591 models that require a 90 W, 19.5 V supply. Buyers whose laptops demand a higher wattage or a different voltage should look at another adapter. Systems that use USB-C Power Delivery instead of a barrel connector are not supported.
19.5 V 4.62 A barrel output
The decisive specification is the 19.5 V, 4.62 A barrel-type DC output that matches the listed Latitude models. If your device requires a different voltage, amperage or connector shape, this adapter will not work.
Highlights
- 90W output powers Latitude 5300 5491 5495 5591
- 5V 4.62A delivery matches original specification
- 100-240V 1.5A input works worldwide 50-60Hz
- Genuine Dell PA-10 replaces U7809 part exactly
- Built-in protection guards against voltage short-circuit overheating
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the package include a mains lead or must I buy one separately?
The supplier title confirms a power cord is included, so no separate mains lead is required.
My laptop is a Latitude 5491 — is the PA-10 the correct 90 watt model?
Yes, the 5491 is listed among the compatible models for this 90W adapter.
What does the 19.5 V 4.62 A output mean when the adapter is running my Latitude 5300?
It delivers up to 90 watts, matching the laptop's original power requirement for full-speed charging and operation.
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