WAWEIS
WAWEIS 150W 19.5V AC Adapter PA-15 Alienware 14 P39G M14X M15x Inspiron One IO2320 ADP-150EB
A 150 W, 19.5 V replacement charger with 10 ft cord, 100-240 V input and FCC, CE, RoHS certifications
- 150W output powers demanding Alienware and Inspiron laptops
- 5V matches original charger voltage for safe operation
- 100-240V 50/60Hz input works worldwide without a converter
- 10 ft total cord length gives flexible outlet placement
- FCC CE RoHS certified with over-current over-voltage short-circuit protection
Direct Replacement for Alienware and Inspiron
This WAWEIS 150W 19.5V AC adapter replaces the original PA-15 unit for Alienware 14, P39G, M14X, M15x and Inspiron One IO2320 models. It delivers the exact voltage and wattage those laptops require. The connector fits without adapters or modifications.
Upgrade When the Original Fails or Is Lost
The jump is worth it when the factory charger is damaged, lost or no longer holds a stable charge. This unit restores full 150W output so the laptop can run and charge simultaneously under load. It also serves as a spare for travel or a second workstation.
Plug Into Any Mains Supply Worldwide
The adapter accepts 100-240VAC at 50/60Hz, so it works on any standard wall outlet without a voltage converter. A 10 ft total cord length gives flexibility in desk placement. Built-in over-current, over-voltage, short-circuit and over-temperature protections guard the laptop and the charger itself.
Highlights
- 150W output powers demanding Alienware and Inspiron laptops
- 5V matches original charger voltage for safe operation
- 100-240V 50/60Hz input works worldwide without a converter
- 10 ft total cord length gives flexible outlet placement
- FCC CE RoHS certified with over-current over-voltage short-circuit protection
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What is the total length of the power cord on this 150W 19.5V adapter?
The charger includes a total 10 Ft long power cord, combining the AC mains lead and the DC output cable for flexible placement.
How do you connect the adapter to the laptop and mains, and what is the common mistake?
Plug the AC cord into the adapter brick, then into a 100-240VAC 50/60Hz wall socket, and insert the DC barrel tip into the laptop; the step often missed is seating the barrel fully until it clicks.
Which safety components should be monitored for degradation over time on this unit?
The internal smart chip manages over-current, over-voltage, short-circuit and overheating protection; if the brick becomes unusually hot or the laptop stops charging, the protection circuitry may need replacement.
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