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WAWEIS Yustda 130W 4.5mm AC adapter for Dell XPS 15 9530 9550 9560 Precision M3800 5510 5520
130 W AC adapter with 4.5 mm tip powers Dell XPS 15 and Precision models, includes 10 ft cord and multiple safety protections
- World-wide 100–240 V input works anywhere
- 130 W output with 4.5 mm tip powers listed Dell models
- 10 ft total cord length reaches distant outlets
- FCC CE RoHS certified with over-current over-voltage short-circuit protection
- 12 month warranty on all-new components
Dell XPS and Precision power adapter
This 130W AC adapter replaces the original charger for Dell XPS 15 models 9530, 9550 and 9560 and Precision M3800, 5510 and 5520 laptops. It delivers the required 4.5mm tip connection and 100-240VAC 50/60Hz input for worldwide use. The unit is brand new and built with 100% new components.
Thermal and safety performance
Over-current, over-voltage, short-circuit and total-power protection circuits guard the laptop during charging. An internal smart chip manages overheating protection while high-quality wires and isolation materials reduce interference. The adapter runs on standard mains voltage without special cooling requirements.
Build integration and cable reach
A 10 ft total cord length gives flexibility for desk or travel setups without needing an extension lead. The 4.5mm barrel tip fits the listed Dell models directly, so no extra dongles are required. FCC, CE and RoHS certifications confirm compliance for office or home environments. Buyers needing a different tip size or higher wattage should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- World-wide 100–240 V input works anywhere
- 130 W output with 4.5 mm tip powers listed Dell models
- 10 ft total cord length reaches distant outlets
- FCC CE RoHS certified with over-current over-voltage short-circuit protection
- 12 month warranty on all-new components
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I connect the 4.5 mm tip to my XPS 15 9560 and what is the common mistake?
Align the 4.5 mm barrel connector with the Dell charging port and push straight in until it seats firmly; the common mistake is inserting at an angle which can bend the centre pin.
Which parts of this 130 W adapter typically wear out and need replacement first?
The 10 ft power cord and the 4.5 mm DC cable see the most flexing, so their insulation or internal wires tend to fail before the brick itself.
What limits continuous output when the adapter runs at full 130 W load for long periods?
Internal thermal protection engages if the brick overheats during sustained 130 W delivery, temporarily reducing output until the temperature drops.
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