Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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iTekiro
A 90-watt car inverter powers compatible HP laptops from a 12 to 24-volt vehicle outlet and includes short-circuit and over-temperature protection
This iTekiro 90W car power inverter plugs into a 12-24V cigarette lighter socket to run and charge compatible HP 17-inch notebooks on the move. It delivers 19.5V at 4.62A with built-in short-circuit and over-temperature protection. A smart LED indicator shows power status while the long cord lets you position the laptop conveniently. The unit measures 4.33 by 1.69 by 1.18 inches and weighs 9.7 oz.
The adapter is designed to replace original HP 65W and 90W power bricks when you are in a vehicle. It will not substitute a 120W HP adapter, so laptops requiring that higher rating are not supported. The upgrade is worthwhile when you need a single DC charger for travel instead of carrying the bulky AC brick. Buyers who need 120W input or an AC wall adapter should look elsewhere.
Verify that your HP notebook appears in the supported model list such as the 17-E156US, 17-E161NR, 17-E162NR, 17-E166NR, 17-E180NR and other listed 17-inch variants. Confirm your vehicle provides a standard 12V or 24V cigarette lighter outlet. The package includes only the DC car charger — no AC cable or wall plug is supplied.
| Brand | iTekiro |
|---|---|
| Model | HP.TDC090WHPSM.N35 |
The adapter measures 4.33" long, 1.69" wide and 1.18" high, so compare those dimensions with your console opening before buying.
Plug the barrel connector into the 12V cigarette-lighter socket, start the engine first, then attach the 19.5V 4.62A output to the laptop; reversing that order can spike the input.
If the LED remains on but the laptop stops charging at 19.5V 4.62A, or the unit becomes unusually hot, the internal protection circuit has likely failed and the inverter should be swapped.
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