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Dell 0928G4 65 Watts 19.50V 3.34A Power Adapter For X300 / D630 etc
- Power Output: 65 Watts
- Voltage: 19.50V
- Amperage: 3.34A
- Connector Type: Dell proprietary barrel connector
- Compatibility: Dell Latitude X300, D630, and other compatible models
- Input Voltage: 100-240V AC
- Frequency: 50/60 Hz
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Product Overview
The Dell 0928G4 is a 65W power adapter designed to provide reliable power to compatible Dell laptops, including models like the X300 and D630. It operates at 19.50V and delivers 3.34A.
Technical Information
| Wattage | 65 W |
| Voltage | 19.50 V |
| Amperage | 3.34 A |
Additional Specifications
| Input Voltage | 100-240V AC |
| Connector | Dell Proprietary |
| Compatibility | Dell X300, D630, etc. |
Product Description
This Dell power adapter, identified by SKU 0928G4, is engineered to supply a stable and consistent power source for a range of Dell laptop computers. It delivers a power output of 65 watts, which is sufficient for most mainstream laptop operations, including charging the battery and running the system simultaneously. The adapter operates at a voltage of 19.50V and an amperage of 3.34A, precisely matching the power requirements of compatible Dell models such as the Latitude X300 and D630. This ensures optimal performance and prevents potential damage to the laptop's internal components. The adapter is designed to accept a universal input voltage range of 100-240V AC, making it suitable for use in various regions worldwide. It features a proprietary Dell barrel connector, ensuring a secure and reliable connection to the laptop's power port. The adapter is an essential accessory for users who need a replacement or an additional power source for their Dell notebook, providing the necessary power to keep their devices operational and charged.
