Connect a 65-Watt Power Adapter to a 300-Watt DC to AC Inverter

Asked By Jaycelin Nimbus 60 points N/A Posted on - 11/16/2012

 

Hello,

I have a laptop that has a 65-watt power adapter; can I power it using a 300 watt dc to ac inverter with 140 watt continuous operation? It has a low voltage and overload protection. Can I go ahead?

Thanks.

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Answered By Sinky Kramer 0 points N/A #146965

Connect a 65-Watt Power Adapter to a 300-Watt DC to AC Inverter

Hi, Jaycelin!

Please check how many Volts your Adapter is. If it says, 110V, use an AVR to plug it in to a 220V socket. But since 110V is the standard in US for sockets (assuming you are in the US) you can safely plug your 65watts into a 110V socket. 

But for safety purposes, calling the manufacturer will do a lot of ease before you plug it in. Better be safe than risk it! 

 

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