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DELL RGFH0 65 W 19.5 V 3.34 A AC adapter

SKU CH-NAPX-6N0MX MPN RGFH0

A 65 W power adapter supplying 19.5 V at 3.34 A for compatible Dell laptops

  • 65 W output powers compatible Dell laptops reliably
  • 5 V DC matches original charger specifications exactly
  • 34 A current delivers stable performance under load
  • Slim profile fits easily into laptop bags
  • Genuine Dell part ensures correct connector fit

65 W slim AC adapter

The Dell RGFH0 is a 65 W slim AC adapter built for Dell laptops that require 19.5 V at 3.34 A. It delivers the rated power through a compact brick and a fixed barrel connector. The unit is supplied new and ready for immediate use.

Who this suits

This adapter fits owners of compatible Dell notebooks that specify a 65 W 19.5 V input and accept the matching barrel tip. It will not work for laptops that demand a higher wattage, a different voltage or a USB-C power input. Buyers needing more power or a different connector should look elsewhere.

Output specification check

The single deciding specification is the 19.5 V 3.34 A DC output that yields 65 W. Match these three values exactly to the laptop’s original adapter label before ordering.

Highlights

  • 65 W output powers compatible Dell laptops reliably
  • 5 V DC matches original charger specifications exactly
  • 34 A current delivers stable performance under load
  • Slim profile fits easily into laptop bags
  • Genuine Dell part ensures correct connector fit

Specifications

BrandDell
Shipping weight0.43 kg
Package size203 × 140 × 51 mm

Questions about this item

How do I connect the Dell RGFH0 adapter to my laptop and what is the common mistake?

Plug the barrel connector firmly into the laptop's DC-in jack until it seats; the mistake is leaving it slightly loose which causes intermittent charging.

What part of the Dell RGFH0 adapter will need replacement over time?

The DC cable near the barrel plug and the AC cord strain reliefs wear first; the sealed unit has no user-serviceable parts inside.

At what power level does the Dell RGFH0 adapter hit its thermal limit during sustained use?

Continuous 65 W output at 19.5 V and 3.34 A will trigger thermal protection first; the adapter reduces output until it cools.

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