Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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iTekiro
Replaces Dell 65 W and 45 W chargers with an L-shaped right-angle connector, six-foot AC cord and six-foot DC cord for compatible Pro, Inspiron and Latitude models
This 65W replacement AC adapter from iTekiro powers compatible Dell Pro, Inspiron and Latitude notebooks and charges the battery while the system is on or off. The L-shaped right-angle DC connector reduces stress on the laptop power jack and the adapter itself, helping both last longer. Two six-foot cords — one AC, one DC — give extra reach without needing an extension lead.
The adapter replaces original 45W and 65W Dell chargers for the listed Pro 14, Pro 16, Inspiron 14, 15, 16 and Latitude 3330, 3440, 3450, 3540, 3550 systems. It does not replace a 90W charger, so owners of laptops that require 90W input should look for a higher-wattage unit. Buyers needing a straight DC tip or a shorter cable will also want a different design.
The single deciding specification is the 65W power rating; it covers every model in the compatibility list that ships with a 45W or 65W supply. UL-listed AC cord and internal surge, spike and over-current protection guard the laptop from electrical hazards. A ruggedised, sealed case resists moisture and humidity in mobile environments.
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The right-angle elbow sits flush against the chassis, so only a few millimetres of rear clearance are required; it eliminates the protrusion of a straight tip that can catch on bags or desk edges.
Plug the 2-prong AC cord into the wall outlet first, then attach the DC cord to the adapter brick, and finally insert the L-shape tip into the laptop; reversing the sequence can leave the brick in standby mode.
Replace the cord if the insulation shows cracks, the prongs become loose or bent, or the cord feels warm during normal use; the UL listing covers the cord itself, not indefinite service life.
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