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Addon Dell 331-5817 Compatible 130W 19.5V at 6.7A Black 7.4 mm x 5.0 mm Laptop Power Adapter and Cable, 100% compatible and guaranteed to work
SKU
INGM4H9897
by AddOn
$111.07 /EACH
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- An essential power solution.
- 130 W maximum output power for maximum dependability and added productivity.
- 6.70 A helpscharge quickly.
- Delivers 19.5 V DC to ensure that your device is always ready to use.
- Power Adapter provides a trouble-free charging solution with reliable, feasible connectivity for your notebook.
- Whenever needed keep your devices powered and operational.
- Up to 130 W maximum power output.
- 6.70 A current enables your device recharge quickly.
- Power Adapter provides a convenient and easy charging solution for your notebook with maximum usability.
- A must have for your gadgets.
- Delivers constant 19.5 V DC for smooth functioning & charging of the device .
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This is a Dell 331-5817 compatible 130W 19.5V at 6.7A laptop power adapter specifically designed for Dell notebooks. Our power adapters are 100% tested and compatible with the intended systems.
| Brand Name | AddOn |
|---|---|
| Compatible to OEM Part Number | 331-5817 |
| Country of Origin | United States |
| Depth | 8" |
| Device Supported | Notebook |
| Height | 1.5" |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 331-5817-AA |
| Manufacturer | AddOn |
| Maximum Output Current | 6.70 A |
| Maximum Output Power | 130 W |
| Output Voltage | 19.5 V DC |
| Product Name | Dell Power Adapter |
| Product Type | Power Adapter |
| Weight (Approximate) | 1 lb |
| Width | 3.5" |
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| Brand | AddOn |
|---|---|
| Weight (lbs) | 1.6000 |
| UPC | 821455545966 |
| MPN | 331-5817-AA |
| Prop65 Warning | WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm |
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