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usbroway 65 W AC Adapter 18.5 V 3.5 A 4.8 mm × 1.7 mm
A 65 W laptop charger delivering 18.5 V at 3.5 A with a 4.8 mm × 1.7 mm tip for HP Pavilion DV and Compaq Presario models
- Battery TypeLithium-Ion
- Worldwide voltage support from 100-240 V input
- Stable 65 W output at 18.5 V 3.5 A
- Fits devices needing a 4.8 mm × 1.7 mm connector
- Powers HP Pavilion DV and Presario C V series laptops
- Includes AC adapter and 3-prong power cord
Replacement AC adapter for HP notebooks
This 65 W adapter supplies 18.5 V at 3.5 A through a 4.8 mm × 1.7 mm barrel connector and a three-prong mains cord. It is designed for owners of compatible HP Pavilion DV and Compaq Presario series notebooks who need a new power supply.
Thermals noise and power draw
The unit accepts 100-240 V at 50-60 Hz and delivers a steady 65 W output for normal charging and operation. No active cooling is present so the adapter runs silently while the external casing dissipates heat during typical use.
Build fit and requirements
A standard IEC C13 mains cable is included for immediate connection to a wall outlet. The barrel tip matches the 4.8 mm × 1.7 mm jack found on the listed HP models and the adapter does not require any additional drivers or proprietary docking hardware.
Highlights
- Worldwide voltage support from 100-240 V input
- Stable 65 W output at 18.5 V 3.5 A
- Fits devices needing a 4.8 mm × 1.7 mm connector
- Powers HP Pavilion DV and Presario C V series laptops
- Includes AC adapter and 3-prong power cord
Specifications
| Battery Type | Lithium-Ion |
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 4.8 mm × 1.7 mm barrel connector without damaging the laptop's DC jack?
Align the centre pin with the jack's socket, push straight in until it seats firmly, and avoid angling the plug — side pressure bends the delicate inner contact.
Will the detachable 3-prong IEC power cord need replacement over time?
The cord is a standard C13 lead; replace it only if the insulation cracks or the earth pin loosens, which typically takes many years of normal use.
At what point does the 65 W output limit throttle the laptop under sustained load?
When the system draws more than 65 W — for example while charging the battery and running the CPU at full turbo — the adapter will hit its current ceiling and the laptop must reduce power draw.
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