DVE
DVE DSA-24CA-05 050300 15W power adapter for Jumper EZBook 2
A 15 W DVE adapter delivers 5 V 3 A via a 3.5 mm plug to power the Jumper EZBook 2 ultrabook from 100-240 V mains
- Worldwide voltage support with 100-240V AC input
- Stable 15W output at 5V 3A for reliable charging
- Genuine DVE adapter built with quality components
- Safety protections against incorrect voltage and short circuit
- 5 mm connector fits Jumper EZBook 2 perfectly
Genuine 15 W AC adapter for Jumper EZBook 2
This genuine DVE power adapter replaces the original supply for the Jumper EZBook 2 ultrabook. It delivers 5 V at 3 A for a total of 15 W. The barrel connector measures 3.5 mm and fits the notebook's DC-in jack directly.
Universal input voltage
The unit accepts 100-240 V AC at 50-60 Hz and draws 0.8 A maximum. Internal safeguards protect against incorrect voltage, short circuit and internal overheating during normal operation. No external fan is present, so the adapter runs silently.
Steady 15 W output under continuous load
The adapter maintains its rated 15 W output during prolonged charging sessions without thermal throttling. Protection circuits engage only if temperature or current exceeds design limits. It is not suitable for devices that require higher wattage or a different voltage.
Highlights
- Worldwide voltage support with 100-240V AC input
- Stable 15W output at 5V 3A for reliable charging
- Genuine DVE adapter built with quality components
- Safety protections against incorrect voltage and short circuit
- 5 mm connector fits Jumper EZBook 2 perfectly
Specifications
| Model | DSA-24CA-05 050300 |
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Questions about this item
How do I install the DSA-24CA-05 050300 adapter and what step do people often miss?
Plug the 3.5 mm connector firmly into the EZBook 2 DC jack until it clicks, then connect the IEC lead to a 100-240 V ~ 50-60 Hz mains socket. The step often missed is verifying the outlet supplies 50-60 Hz before powering on.
What maintenance or replacement will this 15 W adapter need later?
No scheduled maintenance is required. Replace the unit if the 3.5 mm plug becomes loose, the cable sheath shows damage, or the adapter no longer delivers a steady +5 V 3 A output.
What limit appears first when the adapter runs continuously at full load?
The 15 W ceiling is reached first; at +5 V 3 A the adapter hits its rated wattage, so sustained loads above that will trigger the internal overheating safeguard and shut the unit down.
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