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IBM 76H2805 15 Watts 120V Power Adapter
- IBM Power Adapter
- Wattage: 15 Watts
- Input Voltage: 120V AC
- Model: 76H2805
- Low-power output
- Designed for IBM peripherals
- Converts AC to DC power
- Suitable for accessories and small devices
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Product Overview
The IBM 76H2805 is a 15-watt power adapter operating at 120V. This adapter is designed to provide low-power DC output for specific IBM peripherals or devices. It converts standard AC power into the required DC voltage for operation.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Power Adapter |
| Brand | IBM |
| Wattage | 15 Watts |
Additional Specifications
| Input Voltage | 120V AC |
| Model Number | 76H2805 |
Product Description
The IBM 76H2805 is a 15-watt AC power adapter designed to supply power to various IBM devices or peripherals that require a low-power DC input. Operating on a standard 120V AC input, it efficiently transforms household electricity into the specific direct current (DC) voltage and amperage needed by the connected equipment. The 15-watt rating signifies its capacity for less power-intensive applications. This type of adapter is commonly used for accessories, external drives, network devices, or other smaller electronic components that do not demand significant power. Its role is to provide a stable and reliable power source, ensuring the proper functioning of the connected IBM hardware. The 120V input specification indicates it is intended for use in regions with standard North American electrical outlets. Users should confirm that the IBM 76H2805 is the correct adapter for their specific device, as using an incorrect adapter can lead to malfunction or damage. This adapter represents a fundamental component for powering smaller IBM-compatible hardware, ensuring its operational readiness.
