Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIE 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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A 100W universal laptop adapter with car charger and USB power output, EU plug included
This 100 W adapter powers a wide range of laptops from both AC mains and a vehicle socket. A built-in USB port lets you charge a phone or tablet at the same time. The EU plug fits standard European outlets.
The single 100 W rating caps total output across the laptop and USB ports combined. It cannot supply more power than the laptop’s own charger requires. Users needing higher wattage or a different mains plug must choose another unit.
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The adapter is universal and rated at 100 W, so it covers most laptops that draw up to that power; match the tip to your device's DC jack and confirm the voltage your machine requires.
It means the unit can supply up to 100 watts continuously, letting your laptop charge at full speed while you work and also power the extra USB port for a phone or tablet.
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