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WAWEIS 19V 3.16A 3.42A 60W 65W AC adapter laptop battery
A 19 V AC adapter delivering 3.16 A or 3.42 A at 60 W or 65 W with 10 ft cord and FCC, CE, RoHS certification
- World-wide 100-240 V input suits travel use
- 10 ft total cord length gives flexible placement
- Multiple safety protections guard against faults
- FCC CE RoHS certifications confirm compliance
- 12 month warranty backs build quality
Power input and output
This AC adapter accepts 100-240VAC at 50/60Hz and delivers 19VDC at 3.16A or 3.42A for 60W or 65W total power. It replaces the Channel Well Technology CWT KPL-060K unit and is built with new components for direct compatibility.
Cable reach and safety
A total 10 ft power cord gives flexible placement between the wall outlet and the laptop. Integrated protections include over-current, over-voltage, short-circuit and total-power safeguards, plus overload, over-charge, over-discharge and overheating defences managed by a smart chip.
Certifications and warranty
The adapter carries FCC, CE and RoHS certifications and is backed by a 12 month warranty from the supplier. It suits owners of the listed CWT model who need a tested, standards-compliant replacement charger.
Highlights
- World-wide 100-240 V input suits travel use
- 10 ft total cord length gives flexible placement
- Multiple safety protections guard against faults
- FCC CE RoHS certifications confirm compliance
- 12 month warranty backs build quality
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What input voltage range does the 19 V adapter accept?
The adapter operates on worldwide mains input from 100 VAC to 240 VAC at 50 Hz or 60 Hz, so it works on most household supplies without a voltage selector.
How long is the power cord that comes with the charger?
The included mains cable measures 10 ft in total length, giving plenty of reach between the wall socket and the power brick.
How do you connect the adapter to the laptop, and what mistake should be avoided?
Plug the barrel tip firmly into the laptop's DC jack until it seats fully; the common error is leaving the tip partly inserted, which breaks the charging circuit.
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