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Nokia
Original 1.26 W charger for Nokia 1100, 1110, 1600, 2600, 3310, 3330, 3390, 3560, 6220, 6610, 6800, 7610 and N-Gage handsets
This Nokia 15.1694 power adapter supplies 3.7V at 340mA for legacy phones such as the 1100, 1110, 1600, 2600 and 3310. It draws 120V at 60Hz from the wall and delivers a rated 1.26W to the device. The unit is new and built to the original ACP-7U specification.
With only 1.26W output the adapter generates minimal warmth during normal charging and runs without any audible fan noise. Input power is limited to 4.8W at 120V 60Hz, so the draw on a household circuit remains very small. The compact brick stays cool to the touch under typical daily use.
The adapter maintains its 3.7V 340mA output consistently during extended charging sessions rather than only in short bursts. Internal safeguards protect against incorrect voltage, short circuit and internal overheating while the supply runs continuously. This behaviour suits overnight charging of the listed Nokia models without voltage sag or thermal throttling.
| Model | 15.1694 |
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Plug the adapter into a 120V 60Hz wall socket, then connect the output plug to the phone. The common mistake is reversing the order, which can cause a brief voltage spike at the jack.
No scheduled maintenance is required. Replace the unit if the cable insulation cracks, the plug becomes loose, or the adapter no longer delivers 3.7V at 340mA to the handset.
The 1.26W output ceiling is reached first; the adapter cannot supply more than 340mA at 3.7V continuously without triggering its internal overheating protection.
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