iTekiro
iTekiro FJT.AC150W.NP1 150 W power inverter
Replacement 150 W laptop AC adapter with a right-angle DC connector, 6 ft cords, and UL-listed safety features
- Right-angle DC connector reduces port stress
- 6 ft AC plus 6 ft DC cords extend reach
- UL-listed AC cord and internal surge protection
- High efficiency delivers steady 150 W output
- Rugged sealed case resists moisture and humidity
Replacement charger for Fujitsu laptops
The iTekiro FJT.AC150W.NP1 is a 150 W AC adapter built to replace Fujitsu part numbers CP191090, CP191090-01, CP191090-10, FMV-AC318 and FPCAC39. It supplies power and charges the battery whether the notebook is on or off. The unit accepts 100-240 V input at 50 Hz for worldwide use.
Upgrade from worn or lost original adapters
This adapter replaces a missing or damaged Fujitsu charger and adds a 90-degree elbow DC tip that reduces stress on the laptop power jack. The right-angle connector lasts longer than a straight tip and protects both the jack and the adapter from physical damage. The jump is worth it when the original cable frays or the jack feels loose.
Limits of the barrel-connector interface
The package includes a 6 ft UL-listed 3-prong AC cord and a 6 ft DC cord for reach without extension leads. Output is fixed at the laptop's required voltage and current, so the adapter cannot serve devices with different barrel sizes or polarity. The rugged sealed case resists moisture but does not add voltage regulation beyond the laptop's own circuit.
Highlights
- Right-angle DC connector reduces port stress
- 6 ft AC plus 6 ft DC cords extend reach
- UL-listed AC cord and internal surge protection
- High efficiency delivers steady 150 W output
- Rugged sealed case resists moisture and humidity
Specifications
| Brand | iTekiro |
|---|---|
| Model | FJT.AC150W.NP1 |
Questions about this item
Will the right-angle DC tip fit the power jack on my Fujitsu laptop?
The 90-degree L-shape tip is designed for Fujitsu models CP191090, CP191090-01, CP191090-10, FMV-AC318 and FPCAC39, reducing stress on the jack.
How do I connect the inverter without straining the cables?
Plug the 6 ft UL-listed 3-prong AC cord into the wall outlet, then attach the 6 ft DC cord to the laptop; the right-angle tip stays clear of desk edges.
When should I replace the AC power cord?
Replace the 3-prong cord if the plug prongs bend, the insulation cracks, or the UL-listed cord shows any heat damage after extended use.
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