WAWEIS
WAWEIS 5V AC/DC adapter for Kodak EasyShare M1063 M1073
5V AC/DC adapter with 100-240V input and 6.5 ft cord for Kodak EasyShare cameras
- World-wide 100-240 VAC input works anywhere
- 5 ft power cord gives flexible placement
- FCC CE RoHS certified for safety assurance
- Over-current over-voltage short-circuit protection safeguards equipment
- 100 % compatible replacement for listed Kodak models
Compatible Kodak Camera Models
This 5 V AC/DC adapter replaces the original charger for Kodak EasyShare cameras including the M1063, M1073, V1003, V610, M883, M893, P720, P520, W1030, and Z series models. It also matches part numbers AD5004KD/3F8571 and AD5002KD/3F8619 for direct substitution.
World-Wide Input Voltage Range
The adapter accepts 100-240 VAC at 50/60 Hz, so it operates on mains power in most countries without a separate voltage converter. A 6.5 ft power cord provides reach from wall outlet to camera. FCC, CE and RoHS certifications confirm compliance with international safety and environmental standards.
Multi-Layer Protection Under Load
Over-current, over-voltage, short-circuit, overload, over-charge, over-discharge and overheating safeguards are built into the smart-chip circuitry. High-quality wires and isolation materials maintain stable output during extended charging sessions. The unit is tested to strict quality-control standards and uses 100 % new components.
Highlights
- World-wide 100-240 VAC input works anywhere
- 5 ft power cord gives flexible placement
- FCC CE RoHS certified for safety assurance
- Over-current over-voltage short-circuit protection safeguards equipment
- 100 % compatible replacement for listed Kodak models
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What wall-socket voltage range does the WAWEIS 5V adapter accept?
The adapter operates on worldwide input voltage of 100-240VAC at 50/60Hz, so it fits standard mains outlets in most countries without a separate converter.
How do I connect the 6.5 ft power cord correctly and avoid the common polarity mistake?
Plug the AC cord into the adapter brick, then insert the DC barrel tip firmly into the camera’s power port; the tip is keyed for the Kodak models listed, so forcing it backwards is the step most people get wrong.
When should I replace the adapter or its cable?
Replace the unit if the 6.5 ft cord shows fraying, the brick emits unusual heat, or the over-voltage, over-current or short-circuit protections have triggered repeatedly.
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