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Black rectangular AC adapter with barrel connector and power cord

OIAGLH

OIAGLH S-Video Cable 180W 19.5V 9.23A

SKU CH-VF5Q-KV54D

Delivers 180 W at 19.5 V and 9.23 A to power compatible monitors

  • 180 W output powers demanding monitors
  • 5 V 9.23 A rating matches original adapter specs
  • 7 A secondary rail supports auxiliary circuits
  • New condition ensures full rated performance

180W 19.5V Monitor Power Adapter

This 180 watt AC adapter delivers 19.5 volts at 9.23 amps for compatible monitors. It carries the model reference FSP180-AJBN3-T and includes a TPV150-RFBN2 designation. The unit is supplied new and functions as a direct replacement charger.

Suits owners needing a 19.5V 180W supply

Buyers whose monitors require a different voltage, wattage or connector type should look elsewhere. Those needing a multi-voltage travel adapter or a USB-C power delivery brick will not be served by this fixed-output unit.

Highlights

  • 180 W output powers demanding monitors
  • 5 V 9.23 A rating matches original adapter specs
  • 7 A secondary rail supports auxiliary circuits
  • New condition ensures full rated performance

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the 19.5 V 9.23 A output need a monitor with a matching barrel connector?

Yes, the adapter delivers 19.5 V at 9.23 A through its fixed barrel plug, so the monitor must accept that exact voltage, current and connector size.

Can I run the 180 W adapter on a display that originally shipped with a 150 W 7.7 A supply?

The adapter provides 180 W at 19.5 V; if the monitor requires 19.5 V and draws no more than 9.23 A it will work, but a lower-rated original supply suggests checking the monitor’s label first.

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