Panasonic
Panasonic PQLV209 power adapter 120V 60Hz 6.5V 350mA
Supplies 6.5V 350mA to Panasonic cordless phone charger cradles PQLV30053ZAS and PQLV30053ZAB
- Genuine Panasonic replacement for compatible cordless phone cradles
- Delivers 6.5 V at 350 mA for reliable charging
- Accepts 120 V 60 Hz household supply
- Tested for correct voltage, short-circuit and overheat protection
- Inspected for intact wires, secure jack and no internal debris
Power adapter for Panasonic cordless phone cradles
This Panasonic PQLV209 power adapter supplies 6.5 V at 350 mA from a 120 V 60 Hz mains input. It is manufactured for the PQLV30053ZAS and PQLV30053ZAB cordless phone base charger cradles. The unit is new and has been tested for correct output and jack integrity.
Users with compatible Panasonic cradles needing
This adapter suits owners of the listed cradle models who require a direct plug-in replacement with the original voltage and current rating. Buyers whose devices demand a different output voltage, a higher current, or a non-North-American mains input should look at something else.
6.5 V 350 mA output specification
The 6.5 V 0.35 A output is the single figure that determines compatibility with the target cradle. If the original charger label shows the same values, this adapter will power the base correctly.
Highlights
- Genuine Panasonic replacement for compatible cordless phone cradles
- Delivers 6.5 V at 350 mA for reliable charging
- Accepts 120 V 60 Hz household supply
- Tested for correct voltage, short-circuit and overheat protection
- Inspected for intact wires, secure jack and no internal debris
Specifications
| Model | PQLV209 |
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Questions about this item
Which cordless phone cradle models does this PQLV209 adapter power?
This adapter is manufactured for the Panasonic PQLV30053ZAS and PQLV30053ZAB cordless phone base charger cradles.
Can I use this 120 V 60 Hz adapter on a 60 Hz mains supply?
Yes, the adapter is rated for 120 V at 60 Hz and draws 50 mA from the mains.
How can I verify the adapter is delivering the correct output after connecting it?
The adapter should supply 6.5 V at 350 mA; a multimeter across the output jack will confirm the voltage is present.
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