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myVolts 19V 3.42A 65W AC Adapter 5.5×1.7mm
Supplies 19 V 3.42 A 65 W power to compatible Acer Aspire laptops via a 5.5×1.7 mm connector
- Powers Acer Aspire E and V series laptops with 65W output
- Accepts 100-240V input for worldwide travel use
- Fits 5.5×1.7mm barrel connector on listed models
- Replaces 45W and 40W adapters for compatible devices
- Carries CE FCC ROHS safety certifications
65W 19V AC Adapter for Acer Aspire
This 65 watt adapter delivers 19 volts at 3.42 amps and accepts 100 to 240 volt mains at 50 or 60 hertz. It uses a 5.5 by 1.7 millimetre barrel connector that matches the listed Acer Aspire models. The unit is CE, FCC and ROHS certified and carries a 12 month warranty.
Thermals, noise and power draw
The adapter operates silently with no moving parts and draws up to 65 watts from the wall when the laptop demands full load. It also supports 45 watt and 40 watt configurations at 19 volts for lower-power Aspire variants. Heat output is typical for a compact 65 watt switch-mode supply.
Bundled accessories and software
No cables, tips or software are included beyond the adapter itself. Buyers who need a different barrel size or a regional mains lead must source those separately. The package covers only the 5.5 by 1.7 millimetre connector variant shown in the product image.
Highlights
- Powers Acer Aspire E and V series laptops with 65W output
- Accepts 100-240V input for worldwide travel use
- Fits 5.5×1.7mm barrel connector on listed models
- Replaces 45W and 40W adapters for compatible devices
- Carries CE FCC ROHS safety certifications
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I connect the 5.5×1.7 mm plug to my Acer Aspire E5-575G without bending the centre pin?
Align the 5.5 mm barrel straight onto the DC jack, push until the 1.7 mm centre pin seats fully, then route the cable so the connector does not lever sideways — the step most users rush is checking that the plug sits flush before tightening any retention clip.
When should I plan to replace the adapter if I use it daily with my Aspire E1-531?
The unit is rated for continuous 19 V 3.42 A 65 W output; under daily load the electrolytic capacitors typically reach end-of-life after 3 to 5 years, so budget a replacement around the 4-year mark or sooner if the brick runs hot to the touch.
What is the first limit I will hit if I run the charger at full 65 W for several hours?
The 100-240 V 50/60 Hz input stage and 65 W output rating mean thermal protection triggers first; the case temperature rises until the internal over-temperature circuit cuts output, usually after 1-2 hours of sustained maximum load in a confined space.
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