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iTekiro 120W AC Adapter 5.5 mm tip Asus N56Vz N580 N70Sv
120 W laptop charger with 5.5 mm tip, right-angle connector and 6 ft cords for select Asus N56, N580 and N70 models
- Right-angle DC plug reduces port stress
- 120 W output powers compatible Asus laptops
- 5 mm tip without centre pin matches listed models
- Two six-foot cords give extended reach
- UL-listed AC cord with built-in surge protection
Compatible Asus Laptop Models
This 120 W AC adapter fits Asus N56Vz, N580 and N70Sv series notebooks, including the N56Vz-Ds71, N56Vz-Xs71, N580GD, N580VD and N70Sv-A1 variants. It is built for owners of those specific laptops who need a replacement charger.
Power Rating And Connector Difference
The unit supplies 120 W through a 5.5 mm barrel tip that has no centre pin, so it does not replace 180 W or 230 W Asus adapters. The jump is worth it only when your original charger was also rated at 120 W and used the same pinless 5.5 mm connector.
Check Tip And Wattage Before Ordering
Verify that your current adapter shows 120 W output and a 5.5 mm plug without a centre pin; the right-angle DC connector reduces strain on the laptop jack. The package includes a 6 ft AC cord and a 6 ft DC cord for extra reach.
Highlights
- Right-angle DC plug reduces port stress
- 120 W output powers compatible Asus laptops
- 5 mm tip without centre pin matches listed models
- Two six-foot cords give extended reach
- UL-listed AC cord with built-in surge protection
Specifications
| Brand | iTekiro |
|---|---|
| Model | Asus.AC120W009.N18 |
Questions about this item
What diameter plug tip does the 120W adapter use?
The adapter uses a 5.5 mm diameter plug tip without a center pin inside.
How should the right-angle DC connector be oriented during installation?
Insert the 90-degree elbow so the cable runs parallel to the laptop body; forcing it perpendicular stresses the power jack and can damage both the jack and adapter.
When should the 6 ft AC power cord be replaced?
Replace the UL listed 3-prong cord if the insulation cracks, the plug blades bend, or the cord becomes intermittent after repeated bending.
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