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NShi AC to AC Adapter for AT&T 1310 1510 PhoneMate M/N-25 MN-25 Power Supply Cord PSU
AC-to-AC power adapter for AT&T 1310 and 1510 PhoneMate M/N-25 models, accepting 110-120 VAC at 60 Hz
- Compatible with AT&T 1310 and 1510 PhoneMate models
- Input voltage range 110V to 120V AC at 60Hz
- Built-in protection against short circuit and overvoltage
- New replacement power supply cord for M/N-25 and MN-25
- High-speed charging for reliable daily use
AC to AC Adapter for AT&T 1310 1510 PhoneMate
This new NShi adapter replaces the original power supply cord for AT&T 1310 and 1510 PhoneMate models M/N-25 and MN-25. It converts 110V, 117V or 120V AC mains at 60 Hz into the AC output those devices expect. Built-in protection guards against short circuit, overvoltage, overcurrent and internal overheating.
Suitable for owners of the listed PhoneMate units
Buyers with other AT&T models or non-AT&T equipment should verify connector fit and voltage requirements before ordering. The adapter is not intended for devices that need a different input voltage range or a DC output. Users outside 60 Hz regions must confirm local mains compatibility.
Input voltage 110V-117V-120VAC 60Hz
This single specification determines whether the adapter matches the wall supply and the PhoneMate power entry. Match the three voltage markings and the 60 Hz figure exactly to the label on the original cord.
Highlights
- Compatible with AT&T 1310 and 1510 PhoneMate models
- Input voltage range 110V to 120V AC at 60Hz
- Built-in protection against short circuit and overvoltage
- New replacement power supply cord for M/N-25 and MN-25
- High-speed charging for reliable daily use
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I install the adapter and which step do people often miss?
Plug the adapter into a 110V-120VAC 60Hz mains socket, then connect the output cord to the AT&T 1310, 1510 or PhoneMate M/N-25 MN-25; the step often missed is verifying the wall outlet supplies 60Hz AC within the 110V-120V range before connecting.
What maintenance or replacement will this adapter need over time?
The unit has no user-serviceable parts; if the cord insulation cracks, the plug loosens, or the internal overheating protection trips repeatedly, replace the entire adapter rather than attempting repair.
What limit appears first during sustained use?
Continuous operation at the 110V-120VAC 60Hz input will eventually trigger the built-in internal overheating protection, which is the first hard limit under sustained load.
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