HP
HP 65W AC Adapter 19.5V 3.33A TPN-LA14 Power Cord
Delivers 65 W at 19.5 V and 3.33 A from a 100-240 V supply and includes a power cord
- Delivers reliable 65W power for compatible HP laptops
- Wide 100-240V input suits global voltage standards
- Built-in safeguards protect against voltage, short-circuit and overheating risks
- Includes a power cord for immediate setup
- Genuine HP OEM unit tested for full functionality
65W HP AC Adapter TPN-LA14
This genuine HP power adapter delivers 65 watts at 19.5 volts and 3.33 amps. It suits owners of compatible HP laptops that require this exact output specification. The unit accepts a universal input range of 100 to 240 volts at 50 to 60 hertz.
Included Power Cord
A detachable mains cord is supplied in the box, so the adapter is ready for immediate use with a standard wall socket. Overseas purchases may ship without the cord, requiring a locally sourced lead. No additional software or accessories are bundled with this power supply.
65W Continuous Output Capacity
The adapter comfortably handles continuous loads up to its 65-watt rating for charging and running supported notebooks. It will not sustain devices that demand higher wattage or a different voltage profile. The built-in protections guard against incorrect voltage, short circuit and internal overheating during normal operation.
Highlights
- Delivers reliable 65W power for compatible HP laptops
- Wide 100-240V input suits global voltage standards
- Built-in safeguards protect against voltage, short-circuit and overheating risks
- Includes a power cord for immediate setup
- Genuine HP OEM unit tested for full functionality
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Questions about this item
Will the detachable power cord need replacing before the adapter itself?
The adapter ships with a detachable power cord; if the cord frays or the plug loosens, you can swap only the cord while keeping the 65W 19.5V 3.33A brick.
What limits continuous output before the protection circuits engage?
The unit is rated for 65W continuous output at 19.5V 3.33A; sustained loads above that trigger the built-in over-power and over-temperature safeguards.
How warm and loud does the brick get when left plugged in all day?
With no fan, the adapter runs silently; under full 65W load the case becomes warm to the touch but stays within the internal overheating protection threshold.
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