Dell AC Adapter 65W USB-C
Dell AC Adapter 65W USB-C
This genuine Dell power adapter powers your laptop and charges its battery at the same time. Thanks to its universal USB-C connector and 65W power output, it meets the energy demands of supported devices. The wide input voltage range of 100–240V means you can use it with different electrical grids. You can use the adapter as a full replacement for your original power supply, or as a spare for the office or when travelling.
Key features of the Dell 65W USB-C power adapter
- Designed for powering and charging Dell laptops with a USB-C connector
- Total adapter power output of 65W
- Supports an input voltage of 100–240V
- USB-C output connector
- Integrated surge protection protects the connected device
- Weight: 400g
- Dimensions: 112 × 51 × 28mm (H×W×D)
- The package contains the adapter and a 1m power cable
Universal power with USB-C
The Dell adapter uses a USB-C connector to connect to your laptop. This standard provides power, making it a universal solution. With a power output of 65W and a maximum current of 3.25A, it supplies enough energy for smooth system operation even while the battery is charging. In addition, built-in surge protection actively protects your laptop from damage caused by sudden voltage fluctuations in the electrical grid.
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| Code: | ADP3c016e |
| Warranty: | 24 months |
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| Manufacturer information |
Dell Products, Raheen Business Park, Limerick, Ireland, [email protected], www.dell.com This American multinational corporation based in Round Rock (Texas, USA) is a leading player in the field of information technology. The Dell brand carries the hallmark of quality and is known throughout the world. In 2010, it ranked fifth in the poll of most admired computer companies. Dell's operations are incredibly broad - the company can be found not only in personal computers, servers, storage devices, switches, software and peripherals, but also HDTV, cameras, printers and MP3 players. The company, whose history began in 1984, now ranks among the giants in the field. 
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