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E-buy 65W 18.5V 3.5A AC adapter for HP Dv5212tx Dv5213eu Dv5213tx

SKU CH-FRQY-KQRV1

65 W AC adapter delivering 18.5 V at 3.5 A for compatible HP laptops, with 100–240 V input and 1.7 mm / 4.8 mm connector

  • AC Adapter Voltage18.5V
  • AC Adapter Current3.5A
  • AC Adapter Output Power65W
  • Powers compatible HP laptops with 65 W output
  • Delivers stable 18.5 V at 3.5 A
  • Accepts worldwide 100–240 V AC input
  • Includes AC cord with 4.8 mm barrel connector

65W 18.5V AC Adapter for HP Dv5 Series

This 65W AC adapter supplies 18.5V at 3.5A for compatible HP laptops. It accepts a universal AC input range of 100 to 240V at 50 to 60Hz. The DC connector features a 1.7mm internal diameter and 4.8mm external diameter. A power cord is included with the unit.

Users Needing Different Voltage or Connector

Buyers whose laptops require a different output voltage or current rating cannot use this adapter. It is also unsuitable for devices with a DC jack size other than 1.7mm by 4.8mm. Check your original charger specifications before purchasing.

Highlights

  • Powers compatible HP laptops with 65 W output
  • Delivers stable 18.5 V at 3.5 A
  • Accepts worldwide 100–240 V AC input
  • Includes AC cord with 4.8 mm barrel connector

Specifications

AC Adapter Voltage18.5V
AC Adapter Current3.5A
AC Adapter Output Power65W

Questions about this item

What connector size does the adapter use for the HP Dv5212tx?

The tip has an internal diameter of 1.7 mm and an external diameter of 4.8 mm, matching the HP Dv5212tx charging port.

What is the first step when installing this adapter, and what mistake should I avoid?

Plug the AC cord into the adapter brick first, then into the wall outlet; connecting the DC tip to the laptop before the brick is powered can cause a spark.

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