DELL
DELL TXR1N Slim AC Adapter 180 W 7.4 mm Barrel Tip 100 to 240 VAC
Slim 180 W laptop power adapter with a 7.4 mm barrel tip and 100 to 240 VAC input
- Battery TypeLithium-Ion
- 180 W output powers demanding laptops
- Slim profile fits tight bags and docks
- 100–240 VAC input works worldwide
- 4 mm barrel tip matches Dell port
- 5 V at 9.23 A delivers stable charge
Dell TXR1N Slim AC Adapter 180 W
The Dell TXR1N Slim AC Adapter delivers 180 Watts of power through a 7.4 mm barrel tip. It accepts 100 to 240 VAC at 50/60 Hz input and provides a 19.5 V, 9.23 A output. This new replacement unit matches the Chicony HA180PM210 and part number 0TXR1N.
Who this suits and who it does not
This adapter suits owners of compatible Dell laptops that require a 180 W supply with a 7.4 mm barrel connector. It is not for users whose devices need a different wattage, a different tip size, or a USB-C power connection. Buyers should verify their original charger specifications before purchasing.
Deciding specification
The 7.4 mm barrel tip and 180 W rating are the critical specifications that determine fit and function. If the laptop requires a different connector diameter or a lower or higher power rating, this adapter will not work. Check the original power brick for the exact tip size and wattage.
Highlights
- 180 W output powers demanding laptops
- Slim profile fits tight bags and docks
- 100–240 VAC input works worldwide
- 4 mm barrel tip matches Dell port
- 5 V at 9.23 A delivers stable charge
Specifications
| Battery Type | Lithium-Ion |
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Questions about this item
How do I connect the 7.4 mm barrel tip, and which step do people get wrong?
Plug the 7.4 mm barrel tip firmly into the laptop's power port until it clicks; the step often missed is verifying the laptop shows 19.5 V charging before assuming it is seated.
What maintenance or replacement will the 180 W adapter need later?
The cable and 7.4 mm barrel tip wear first; replace the unit if the tip becomes loose, the cable frays near the strain relief, or output drops below 19.5 V at 9.23 A.
What limit appears first when the adapter runs at full 180 W load for long periods?
Sustained 180 W output at 19.5 V and 9.23 A causes the brick to reach its thermal ceiling first; the case temperature rises until internal protection throttles or shuts off power.
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