Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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Genuine Panasonic 6.5V 0.35A adapter powers compatible cordless phone charger cradles including PNLC and PQLV series models
This genuine Panasonic PQLV209 adapter supplies 6.5V at 0.35A to compatible base charger cradles. It accepts a 120V 60Hz input rated at 50mA. The unit is manufactured for models including PNLC1001YAS, PNLC1001ZAB, PQLV30053ZAS and PQLV30053ZAB.
Buyers with a matching cradle model can use this adapter as a direct power source. Anyone whose device requires a different output voltage, current rating or input specification should look elsewhere.
The fixed 6.5V 350mA output determines whether this adapter will safely power your cradle. Verify that your device label shows exactly this voltage and current before purchasing.
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