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myVolts 45W 20V 2.25A USB-C AC Adapter
A 45 W USB-C power adapter delivering 20 V at 2.25 A with 100-240 V input and a two-prong cord for compatible HP laptops and Chromebooks
- 45W USB-C power delivery charges compatible laptops fast
- 20V 2.25A output matches original HP charger specifications
- 100-240V input works worldwide without voltage converters
- 2-prong design fits standard wall outlets easily
- Includes AC adapter and power cord in package
USB-C 45W adapter for HP and Dell laptops
This 45W USB-C AC adapter supplies 20V at 2.25A for compatible HP Chromebook, Spectre x360 and Pavilion x2 models plus the Dell Latitude 13 7370. It accepts 100-240V input at 1.2A and uses a two-prong plug. The unit is new and intended as a direct replacement for the listed part numbers.
Two-prong mains cord included
The package contains one AC adapter and one detachable AC power cord. The cord provides the mains connection for the two-prong inlet, so no separate cable purchase is required. Both items are supplied in the same box and are ready to use with any supported USB-C Power Delivery device.
20V 2.25A fixed output profile
The adapter delivers a single 20V 2.25A rail rated at 45W. Devices that negotiate a different voltage or require a higher current will not charge from this unit. Check the laptop's original charger label for an identical 20V 2.25A specification before ordering.
Highlights
- 45W USB-C power delivery charges compatible laptops fast
- 20V 2.25A output matches original HP charger specifications
- 100-240V input works worldwide without voltage converters
- 2-prong design fits standard wall outlets easily
- Includes AC adapter and power cord in package
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the USB-C cable need replacing after a while?
The adapter ships with a detachable AC power cord and a fixed USB-C output cable; only the AC cord can be swapped if it wears out.
What limits continuous 45 W output?
The unit is rated for 20 V at 2.25 A up to 45 W; sustained loads at that level will hit the thermal design limit first.
How hot or noisy does it get when left on all day?
It has no fan and runs silently; the case warms to typical laptop-charger temperatures during continuous 45 W use.
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