WAWEIS
WAWEIS 19.5V 65W AC Adapter 4.8mm Tip Without Center Pin laptop battery
Delivers 19.5V 65W through a 4.8mm centre-pinless tip with 10 ft cord, FCC CE RoHS certified and protected against over-current, over-voltage and short-circuit
- World-wide 100-240 V input works anywhere
- 65 W output at 19.5 V powers the laptop reliably
- 10 ft total cord length reaches distant sockets
- Multiple safety protections guard against faults
- FCC, CE and RoHS certified for compliance
Replacement AC Adapter for HP Pavilion AR58125
This 19.5V 65W AC adapter replaces the original HP Pavilion AR58125 ProtectSmart power supply. It delivers a 4.8mm tip without a center pin for a direct fit. The unit supports world-wide input voltage from 100-240VAC at 50/60Hz. It includes a total 10 ft long power cord for flexible placement.
Suitable for HP Pavilion owners needing an exact
Buyers with an HP Pavilion AR58125 ProtectSmart laptop requiring 19.5V and 65W will find this adapter fully compatible. It is not for laptops that use a different voltage, a higher wattage requirement, or a connector tip with a center pin. Users needing USB-C Power Delivery or a barrel tip of another diameter should look elsewhere.
The deciding specification is the 4.8mm tip
This connector geometry determines whether the adapter will physically connect and power the specific HP Pavilion model. The 19.5V output and 65W rating must also match the device label. If the original charger shows a different tip style or pin configuration, this unit will not work.
Highlights
- World-wide 100-240 V input works anywhere
- 65 W output at 19.5 V powers the laptop reliably
- 10 ft total cord length reaches distant sockets
- Multiple safety protections guard against faults
- FCC, CE and RoHS certified for compliance
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I connect the 4.8 mm tip without a centre pin to my HP Pavilion AR58125?
Align the 4.8 mm barrel plug with the laptop's DC jack and push straight in until it seats firmly; the missing centre pin means polarity is fixed, so forcing it at an angle can bend the socket.
Which parts of the adapter are likely to need replacement after extended use?
The 10 ft power cord and the barrel connector see the most physical stress; the internal smart-chip protection circuits are solid-state and typically outlast the cable.
What is the first limit reached when the adapter runs continuously at full load?
The 65 W output ceiling is the hard limit; sustained draw at 19.5 V 65 W will trigger the over-current and over-temperature protections before any other constraint appears.
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