Toshiba
Toshiba PA5084E-1AC3 180W 4 PIN ac adapter
180 W AC adapter delivers 19 V at 9.5 A with an included power cord for worldwide 100-240 V, 50-60 Hz input
- Delivers 180 W at 19 V for demanding laptops
- 5 A output sustains heavy workloads without throttling
- Works worldwide on 100-240 V, 50-60 Hz mains
- Includes power cord so you can plug in immediately
- Genuine Toshiba PA5084E-1AC3 with 4-pin connector for secure fit
Power delivery and connector
This 180 watt AC adapter supplies 19 volts at 9.5 amps through a four-pin connector. It accepts a wide 100 to 240 volt input range at 50 or 60 hertz. A mains power cord is included in the package. The unit is offered as a new, original Toshiba replacement part.
Suitability and limits
It suits owners of compatible Toshiba laptops that require exactly this voltage, current and four-pin plug. Buyers whose device uses a different connector shape, a lower wattage brick or a barrel-type jack should look elsewhere. The adapter cannot charge systems that demand a higher power rating or a proprietary pin layout.
Deciding specification
The four-pin connector geometry is the single detail that decides fitment. Even when voltage and wattage match, a different pin arrangement will prevent connection. Verify the plug on your original unit against the product images before ordering.
Highlights
- Delivers 180 W at 19 V for demanding laptops
- 5 A output sustains heavy workloads without throttling
- Works worldwide on 100-240 V, 50-60 Hz mains
- Includes power cord so you can plug in immediately
- Genuine Toshiba PA5084E-1AC3 with 4-pin connector for secure fit
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Which laptop models accept the 19 V 9.5 A 4-pin connector on this adapter?
It fits Toshiba notebooks that require a 19 V 9.5 A 4-pin barrel plug and draw up to 180 W; check your device’s service manual for the exact model list.
Can I keep using my older 100-240 V 50-60 Hz power cord with this 180 W unit?
Yes, the adapter accepts 100-240 V 50-60 Hz input, so any IEC C5 or C7 cord rated for that range will work.
How do I confirm the adapter is delivering 19 V at 9.5 A after I plug it in?
The laptop’s battery indicator should show charging at full speed and the BIOS power page will report 19 V 9.5 A input.
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