Above it stated "Power: 19.5v 4.62a 90w (65 Watt compatible) " but under Size it say 65w, which is it? I need 90w.
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I use mine to power a microwave in my truck. It works great. You decide on your own!!!
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I have the Model-DA90PM111. The output is 19.5 Volts at 4.62 Amps. ( 19.5 Volts X 4.62 Amps = 90.09 Watts ). My unit is capable of outputting 90 Watts of Power.
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You must check three thing in order to work: 1- Same connector 2- Same Voltage 3- Same Watts or higher. In my case I use an extended battery so I decided to use 90W instead of 65W.
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This one will likely not work at all. I would suggest you get a voltage transformer rated at 900W or more.
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"350 Watt or greater power supply with a minimum of 18 amps on the +12 volt rail." Taken from the box. Hope this helps!
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someone else answered that the manufacturers spec says 660w. I use a 250w heat lamp in mine without real issue. what I take issue with is the switch mechanism. it does not hold up the way the fixture does as it is made of cheap plastic and does not seem to be replaceable in itself. my last fixture I used for about a year and a half without a switch, just loosening or tightening the bulb to turn on/off.
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Yes, this IS the SS-660XP2. I know this because Seasonic's previous generation of 80+Platinum power supplies weren't available in capacities below 860W. Please read: http://www.silentpcreview.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=6&t;=65857
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If you go to pcpartpicker.com and type in all your hardware it will tell you a recommended watt. Also I bought mine used and is in great shape. I trusted amazon enough to buy used.
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Hi dude, the box says: "500Watts or greater power supply". If you have a certified (real) 500W PSU, you'll be ok.
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Hello Natalya,Thanks for your interest. It shows that its a 120V/600W on the back. You can check out the pics on the listing.Let me know if you have any more questions.Thanks,
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look at the specs for your power supply if the dimensions are the same or more important can you get it mounted and does it have all the connections you will need the watts should not be lower than the one you are replacing. If it fits and connects everything use it.
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As long as your original is 19V, this is fine. You can always use a charger that is rated to handle higher watts, as long as the Voltage rating is the same. A 19V 90Watt charger may charge faster, depending on whether the battery circuitry will allow for a higher power draw from the charger. In many cases it won't charge any faster than the original 45W.
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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 thought the same thing. The unit is only 44 W. The picture is a different unit. I run a 20 w spot lamp and 5 4w lamps
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Hello Natalya, Thanks for your interest. It shows that its a 120V/600W on the back. You can check out the pics on the listing. Let me know if you have any more questions. Thanks,
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if your original adapter 65watt or higher capacity, then it is compatible. &#304;f it is higher than 90watt, then it is not compatible
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Sounds like that's a 250 Watt power supply. It doesn't hurt to use a beefier power supply, so a 400W would fulfill your power needs very well. I don't know why companies put puny power supplies in things. As long as it has the connectors you need for your motherboard and hardware, it should do fine. The person who got this supply put in his computer says it's been working fine.
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Don't know? Mine is a 400 watt and I have had no power problems, seems totally sufficient to do the job.