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OIAGLH S-Video Cable 9V 1.1A 10W HSTNN-DA34 HSTNN-CA34

SKU CH-09W7-PT2R5

9 V 1.1 A 10 W USB AC adapter for ElitePad 900 G1 and 1000 G2 tablets

  • Powers ElitePad 900 G1 and 1000 G2 tablets
  • Delivers 9 V at 1.1 A for 10 W output
  • Replaces HP part numbers HSTNN-DA34 and HSTNN-CA34
  • New USB AC adapter ensures reliable charging

9V 1.1A AC Adapter for ElitePad Tablets

This 10W USB power supply replaces the original charger for HP ElitePad 900 G1 and 1000 G2 tablets. It delivers the specified 9V at 1.1A output required by these devices. The unit matches part numbers HSTNN-DA34 and HSTNN-CA34 for direct compatibility.

Replaces Lost or Damaged OEM Chargers

The adapter is worth purchasing when the factory-supplied power brick is missing or no longer functions. It is not suitable for tablets requiring a different voltage, current rating or connector type. Buyers needing to charge multiple devices simultaneously or seeking a higher-wattage unit for faster charging should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Powers ElitePad 900 G1 and 1000 G2 tablets
  • Delivers 9 V at 1.1 A for 10 W output
  • Replaces HP part numbers HSTNN-DA34 and HSTNN-CA34
  • New USB AC adapter ensures reliable charging

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the 10 W USB AC adapter fit the ElitePad 900 G1 and 1000 G2 tablets?

Yes, the 9 V 1.1 A 10 W adapter with part numbers HSTNN-DA34 and HSTNN-CA34 is made for the ElitePad 900 G1 and 1000 G2 tablets.

What is the correct way to connect the USB AC adapter so the tablet charges?

Plug the adapter into a mains socket, then insert the USB cable firmly into the tablet’s charging port; the step often missed is seating the USB plug fully until it clicks.

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