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NShi 180W 20V 9A 6.0x3.7mm ADP-180TB H laptop replacement part
180W AC adapter with 6.0×3.7mm connector powers compatible Asus ROG Zephyrus and TUF Gaming laptops
- Delivers 180W to power and charge your laptop
- 20V 9A output matches original charger specifications
- 0mm x 3.7mm connector fits listed Asus models
- 100-240V input works worldwide
- Includes power adapter and AC cable
180W 20V 9A AC adapter for Asus ROG and TUF laptops
This 180-watt power supply delivers 20 volts at 9 amps through a 6.0 by 3.7 millimetre barrel connector. It is built as a direct replacement for Asus part numbers such as ADP-180TB H, ADP-180UB BB and A17-180P1A. The unit ships with a detachable AC cord and supports a universal 100 to 240 volt input range.
Input range and connector limit what it can replace
The adapter accepts 100 to 240 volts at 50 to 60 hertz, so it works on mains supplies worldwide without a voltage switch. It cannot substitute chargers rated at 200 watts, 230 watts or 240 watts, nor units requiring 19.5 volts at 11.8 amps, because the output is fixed at 20 volts and 9 amps. The 6.0 by 3.7 millimetre tip also excludes models that use a different barrel size.
Check your laptop's original charger rating
Verify that the original supply is rated 180 watts with a 20 volt 9 amp output and uses the 6.0 by 3.7 millimetre connector. Machines that shipped with 150 watt, 200 watt, 230 watt or 280 watt bricks need a different unit. Confirm the Asus part number on the old adapter matches one of the listed replacements such as ADP-180TB H or ADP-150CH BB before ordering.
Highlights
- Delivers 180W to power and charge your laptop
- 20V 9A output matches original charger specifications
- 0mm x 3.7mm connector fits listed Asus models
- 100-240V input works worldwide
- Includes power adapter and AC cable
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 180W 20V 9A model or a higher-wattage 200W 230W or 280W unit for my ROG Zephyrus GA502DU?
Use the 180W 20V 9A adapter only if your laptop shipped with an ADP-180TB H or equivalent 180W brick; the 200W 230W and 280W models have different current ratings and will not work as replacements
What does the 180W rating actually deliver when the charger is plugged into my GA502DU?
It supplies up to 180W at 20V 9A, enough to run the CPU and GPU at full load while charging the battery simultaneously
Does the 6.0x3.7mm barrel connector follow a standard that limits voltage or current?
The 6.0mm by 3.7mm barrel is a proprietary Asus fit; it carries the full 20V 9A output with no separate signalling protocol to negotiate power
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