Will this work in place of a 65w dv1000 charger? I'm a little concerned with it being 90w.
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It just means that this charger can handle a larger workload. It means that it has that much power available. It does not force power into a device. Simply put, the charger will not get as hot when working as it does with my laptop that does use 90W.
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Maybe, check the compatibility of the charger on the installed chart online when you scroll down. When you put in your model number, the right compatible charger will be shown.
814326
As others have said, it will work just the same the only difference is that it might not get as hot when you are using your laptop. Another benefit is the 90w will charge the battery faster than a 65w would while the laptop is in use because it has more power to spare for charging. Both 65w and 90w were available as HP replacement parts when the DV models were new. So no worries.
814327
As long as the output is 18.5 v you should be ok correct. Since Laptop are used while you are travelling, these are designed for a range of input variable.
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I can't say for sure but as long as the charger fits and the Voltage and Amperes are the same it should work since the laptop chargers are the same brand. This charger has 18.5V and 6.5A output, and inputs of 100-240V and 50-60Hz. Check on your charger to see if the input and output values match (aside from the watts W). If they do then this charger should work.
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Hi Waiyip,It shouldn't be a problem. My T440s (which uses the same connector) came with a 45 watt power supply, and I have used my old 65 Watt supply (using this adapter) with no problems. (The laptop identifies it as 90 Watts, but it works fine.) The voltage is the important thing here regarding compatibility, and assuming your 65W power supply is a Lenovo/IBM and outputs 20 volts and has the center pin (which tells the laptop what you're plugging into it), you'll be fine.
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I believe this should work for you. If you are using 120 volts, I don't see a problem.
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You are not likely to have a 2,400W charger (20A*120V), so you likely have a charger that has a total of 20A (12V*20A=240W, ~2A@120V) or a charger that has three 20A outputs (12V*20A*3=720W, ~6A@120V). So, either way you should be fine with this as it is rated to 15A. If you need more reassurance, check the rated input current on the charger itself.
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I believe the charger is made to operate on 110-120 V input. If the input voltage is higher the output will be higher and damage the unit.
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It will NOT work. I looked on the back, and as you know, it does have a 20w setting, but as far as the other part you asked about? It's only good for 1.5a. If this answer helped could you please rate it, as it helps me? Thanks! I know how hard it is to find the charger/adapter that fits all the criteria. It's best to put your computer type into Amazon search engine, i.e. Dell XPS L501 notebook charger. Good luck!!
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It would work if you can fine a AC adaptor plugin for it. And the watts are the same in what you are charging.
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Yes,some dm1-3XXX may use 90W adapter.You can provide some information of your original adapter or detailed model,we will suggest the most compatible one.
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I believe that the w stands for watts. The 90w adapter will basically charge your laptop faster than the 45w.Also make sure that the adapter works for your laptop series. c:
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I don't know, I have 90 watt ac adapter and 1720 charger. This charges fine.
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I would think so If you have the right power converter single fase 60 cycle 110 volt for the charger
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The charger I purchased is a Fairway Electronics Model WT10-05B. The output is 5vdc @ 2.6 amps, a bit short of what was advertized, but it is a hearty unit and I have had no problems with it over the last 4 months. The plug size about 3mm in diameter and 9mm long (1/8 inch diameter by 3/8 inch long)As as Leo and Trujillo indicate below, you can always install a different plug or adapter say from Radio Shack
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Yes. The charger is rated for 100-240 volt 50/60c AC, and comes with a European-style 2 pin 240 volt adapter that fits on the 120 volt blade plug built into the charger. You might have some trouble finding a 240 volt European-style receptacle, however.
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Hard to say for sure, but the charger/adapter output is less than 1 amp. (975 ma) combined for both supply voltages.
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I would say that it may fit into your system, but you need to check for the output power specifications for you charger/power supply. I ordered this for an 8 inch notebook at 45watts where my 16 inch laptop requires a 65 watt power supply. Both are Toshiba. I have used the smaller charger in the larger laptop for a brief time and it did work. It has functioned well.
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This will "work" but not charge at full power because this charger does not have the data pins soldered together the way they are supposed to be for the "dedicated charging port" standard. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USB#Charging_ports_and_accessory_charging_adapters I have posted a user image showing how I was able to modify the device to correct the issue.