Using The Power Adapter - i-tec SLPA90W Mode D'emploi

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INTRODUCTION
This universal 90.0 W power adapter is an excellent choice for powering almost any laptop
or other device requiring voltage in the 5.0 V – 20.0 V DC range. The adapter's output voltage
is adjusted automatically by using one of the connectors listed in the table. Each connector
is marked and uses patents for automatic voltage setting. Another plus is an additional
USB A port (5.0 V / max. 1.0 A) that can be used to power the majority of devices with USB
charging ports (e.g.. MP3 players, Bluetooth hands-free, digital picture frames, the majority
of mobile phones, GPS, tablets etc.). The adapter charges devices with maximum input
power of 90.0 W (85.0 W for the connector, 5.0 W for the USB port).
The internal contacts of the adapter are polarised
charger, make sure your device requires the same polarity connection as the adapter.
SPECIFICATIONS
• Rated input voltage 110–240 V AC, 50–60 Hz, max. 2.0 A
• Active output power (max.): 90.0 W (85.0 W for the connector, 5.0 W for the USB port)
• Efficiency: over 86 %
• Output voltage: DC 15.0–20.0 V (DC 15.0 V / 16.0 V / 18.5 V / 19.0 V / 19.5 V / 20.0 V)
depending on the connector used, max. 5.0 V DC for the USB port
• Output current for 15.0–20.0 V DC: max. 4.86 A
• Output current for 5.0 V DC USB type A: max. 1.0 A
• Protection against: overvoltage, overheating, fuse on the input port, current limiting,
short-circuit protection
• Antistatic casing with resistance against moderately high temperatures
• Use: operating temperature 0–40 °C, relative humidity 20–80 %
• Dimensions: 135 x 68 x 18 mm
• Adapter weight: 260 g

USING THE POWER ADAPTER

Note 1: Before connecting the adapter to your device for the first time, check the input
voltage and power required by your device (maximum permitted power is 90 W even when
used with USB power supply). You can usually find this information on the device label
found on the underside of the laptop, or in the manual for your device. Setting the voltage
to an incorrect value may damage your device and cause injury or fire. If you are not sure
about the required voltage of your device, contact your device's manufacturer.
Note 2: The AC adapter is primarily designed for powering laptops; however, it can also be
used to power the majority of devices with USB charging via the adapter's USB port (e.g.
MP3 players, Bluetooth hands-free, digital picture frames, e-books, the majority of mobile
phones, GPS, tablets - e.g. Asus, Toshiba, GoClever, Prestigio, Emgeton, Sencor etc.).
Step 1. Connecting the Universal Adapter
Connect the adapter to the mains (fig. A) using the power cable.
Step 2. Choosing a Connector with Automatically Set Output Voltage
Check the required voltage and choose the corresponding connector using the table before
you connect the device to the adapter. You can also check that you have chosen the correct
connector type by trying to plug it into the power port on your device first (the connector
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