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WAWEIS AC Adapter for Dell Wyse D00DX Xenith Pro 2 Zero Client 909639-51L 909639-01L
Replacement AC adapter for Dell Wyse D00DX Xenith Pro 2 Zero Client with 100-240 VAC worldwide input, 10 ft cord, and FCC, CE, RoHS certifications
- Worldwide 100-240 VAC input for global use
- 10 ft power cord gives flexible placement
- Over current, over voltage and short circuit protection
- FCC, CE and RoHS certified for safety compliance
- 100 % compatible with Dell Wyse D00DX Xenith Pro 2 Zero Client
Replacement AC Adapter
This AC adapter replaces the original power supply for the Dell Wyse D00DX Xenith Pro 2 Zero Client. It matches the part numbers 909639-51L and 909639-01L for direct compatibility. The unit is built as a new component and certified to FCC, CE and RoHS standards. It serves as a direct charger for the listed thin client model.
Worldwide Input and Protection
The adapter accepts a universal input range of 100 to 240 VAC at 50 or 60 Hz for global use. Safety circuitry includes over current protection, over voltage protection, short circuit protection and total power protection. An internal smart chip adds overheating protection during operation. These features maintain stable delivery to the connected device.
Ten-Foot Cord and Build Fit
A single 10 Ft power cord provides reach from a wall outlet to the zero client without an extra extension. The brick and cable assembly connects directly to the device’s power input. No additional converters or cables are required for installation. The package contains the adapter and mains cord as a complete kit.
Highlights
- Worldwide 100-240 VAC input for global use
- 10 ft power cord gives flexible placement
- Over current, over voltage and short circuit protection
- FCC, CE and RoHS certified for safety compliance
- 100 % compatible with Dell Wyse D00DX Xenith Pro 2 Zero Client
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I install this AC adapter on the Dell Wyse D00DX Xenith Pro 2 Zero Client, and what step do people often get wrong?
Connect the DC plug to the zero client first, then plug the 10 ft mains cord into a 100-240 VAC outlet; the step people miss is seating the DC connector fully until it clicks.
What maintenance or replacement will this adapter need later?
The 10 ft power cord can wear at the strain reliefs; inspect it periodically and replace the whole adapter if the cord sheath is damaged or the smart chip triggers overheating protection repeatedly.
What limit shows up first under sustained use?
The over-current and over-voltage protection circuits will trip before the adapter overheats, cutting output to protect the zero client.
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