Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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A 90 W AC adapter supplying 54 V at 1.67 A with 100-240 V input and an included power cord
This genuine HP 90W AC/DC adapter delivers 54V at 1.67A for compatible HP devices. It accepts a universal 100-240V input at 1.4A and 50-60Hz. A power cord is included in the box. The unit is new and tested for full functionality.
This adapter suits owners of HP equipment that requires exactly 54V 1.67A 90W input. Buyers whose devices need a different voltage, current or wattage should look at another power supply. The connector must also match the device jack.
The critical specification is the 54V 1.67A output providing 90W total power. Only devices designed for this exact voltage and current will operate correctly. Verify the required output on the original adapter or the device label before purchase.
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