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myVolts A1278A1181A1184A1344A1330A1342 60W L-Tip ac adapter
60 W L-tip AC adapter with over-current and short-circuit protection for 13-inch MacBook Pro models from 2006 to 2012
- 60W output powers compatible MacBook Pro models
- First-generation L-Tip connector fits pre-Mid-2012 13-inch MacBook Pro
- 100-240V input enables worldwide use
- Amber and green LEDs show charging status
- Over-current, over-voltage, overload and short-circuit protection with auto recovery
Replacement 60W L-Tip Adapter
This 60W AC adapter replaces the original charger for 13-inch MacBook Pro models released before Mid 2012. It accepts 100-240V input at 1.5A and delivers 16.5V at 3.65A through a first-generation L-tip connector. The unit is new and built with over-current, over-voltage, overload and short-circuit protection plus auto-recovery.
First-Generation L-Tip Connector
The five-pin L-tip plug is the single specification that decides compatibility. It fits the charging port on MacBook Pro 13-inch units from Late 2006 through Mid 2012 and on 13-inch MacBook models from the same era. An amber LED shows charging and a green LED shows full charge. Later MagSafe 2 or USB-C Macs cannot use this tip.
Direct Wall-to-Laptop Power
The adapter plugs straight into a mains outlet and into the laptop with no extra cables or docks required. It frees the user from hunting for a genuine Apple brick and powers the machine while charging the internal battery. Buyers with post-2012 MacBook Pro 13-inch, 15-inch Retina or any USB-C Mac need a different connector type.
Highlights
- 60W output powers compatible MacBook Pro models
- First-generation L-Tip connector fits pre-Mid-2012 13-inch MacBook Pro
- 100-240V input enables worldwide use
- Amber and green LEDs show charging status
- Over-current, over-voltage, overload and short-circuit protection with auto recovery
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 60 W rating mean when the adapter is plugged into a MacBook Pro?
It delivers up to 60 W at 16.5 V and 3.65 A, enough to charge the battery and run a compatible 13-inch MacBook Pro simultaneously.
What connector standard does the L-tip use and what does it limit?
The first-generation 5-pin L-tip mates only with pre-mid-2012 MacBook models and caps output at 16.5 V 3.65 A 60 W.
What physical clearance does the L-tip connector need on the laptop side?
It requires the rectangular L-shaped port found on 13-inch MacBook and MacBook Pro models from late 2006 through mid 2012.
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