What is the max charging current with this adapter?
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With a 10 watt wall port my phone charges just as fast as it would normally at 5 watts. Keep in mind though that the connection is more reliable than a micro usb (i.e. you don't have to worry about breaking the connector every time your phone gets knocked off the night stand like you do with a standard cable) so it ends up charging faster than most cables. (at least in my experience)
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I'm not sure. I would check the voltage coming out of the adapter plug with a VOM meter to see if the problem is the charger or the computer/battery.
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Ron H. I checked the adapter after sending my first message. My apologies, as I found out thatit is actually 15VDC. Sorry about the confusion.
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I don't know where you got this info, but the high capacity chargers for both devices are rated at 5VDC, 2.1A. So NO. And, if you charge at a faster rate the battery will fry!
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Look up the "AmazonBasics USB 2.0 A-Male to Mini-B Cable - 6 Feet" and any USB wall charger that gives adequate current (there are many now that are &gt; 1 amp at 5v)
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From the manual: "The charger will only supply the maximum charge current allowed byyour device up to 2.4 amp." The combined total allowed the 2 ports is 4 amps.
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Using the DC power equation of P (power) = I (current) X E (voltage), 37.2 watts = 3.1 amps maximum output X 12.0 input voltage. I hope that this helps. It is good for charging a laptop, i-pad, or cell phone. Here are a couple websites that I referenced: http://www.bestekltd.com/Product_v41.html......http://www.amazon.com/BESTEK%C2%AE-Inverter-Adapter-Notebook-Charging/dp/B003ODVN88/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1430579970&sr=1-1&keywords=150+watt+power+inverter......http://www.ricksdailytips.com/bestek-150w-power-inverter-charger/
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This is a simple USB Adapter as long as you have a USB Charging cable for your device this will most certainly work, it outputs either 1Amp or 2Amps depending on which port you plug into which i believe is enough to charge any device that charges via USB.
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I think 5V, 1A is low. The supplied adapter has 24 W and the output is 5V, 2A. Maybe the device will be recharged with 5V 1A, but much more slowly
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It charges with a 110 adapter, which worked fine for about 3 months. Now the charge lasts about 30 seconds.
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At 40 volts DC I am unsure of. I can assure you of 30 Volts DC it will work well with. Incoming voltage (DC) is supposed to be higher for charging.
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I have misplaced instruction sheet but AC/DC adapter says: input 120V 60Hz 16W. Output 3,4,5,6,5,9,12VDC current 800mA MAX. Hope that helps.
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Seems to work with all devices up to 2 amps. Don't have an android device so can't answer that.
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According to the very small name plate the rating is 5.1 volts at 0.85 amps. If you need more current many two port chargers deliver 2 plus amps. Search Amazon for "USB Charger" I have one from POWERGEN.
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Sorry, I don't know. After I received the adapter and read the instructions I never used it out of concern I might over-charge multiple batteries. I've misplaced the adapter so I can't verify what batteries it will fit.
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On the adapter block itself, it says 0.35 amps. I have no idea what the cable itself is rated for, but clearly it's meant to work with power knocked down by the adapter from 120V-240V, 20A power down to a USB level. It's a lot of very thin wires. I wouldn't want to run 2.1 amps through it.
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If it helps, my Bodygroom Pro only seems to draw 210mA (3.15W); I've got my cradle hooked up to a bench power supply until a replacement adapter arrives, and that's what it's reporting. That means that an adapter with a lower max current should be just fine. (My original adapter is 800mA / 15V / 5.4W too.)