Car Power Adapter for Notebook 15-19V/70W
Modern design and simple form
The latest series of Hama notebook power supplies is characterized by a simple form and modern design. They are much smaller than standard power supplies, so they fit in a bag without any problems and do not take up valuable space.
Charging a laptop in the car
A universal power supply that allows you to charge your laptop in the car using the cigarette lighter socket. If business trips and business meetings are your everyday life, then this is something for you. Your laptop will always be charged and ready for the presentation.
Additional USB port
The charger has been additionally equipped with a USB socket that allows you to charge other devices while driving, e.g. a smartphone or car navigation.
Interchangeable adapter kit
You get the power supply with a set of removable adapters for all the most popular notebook models available on the market. Thanks to this, the charger fits laptops: HP, HP Mini, Dell, Acer, Asus, Medion, Fujitsu, MSI, Toshiba, Dynabook, Lenovo and Samsung.
Cable Organizer
Along with the charger, you get a practical cable organizer with Velcro tape, which will allow you to fasten the rolled up cable to maintain order and order.
Function LED
The LED indicator lights up whenever the charging process starts. Thanks to this, at any time you can quickly check whether the power supply is connected correctly and thus whether the laptop is charging.
More information about the product:
- Maximum output power: 70W
- Input voltage: 12 to 15 V DC (cigarette lighter car socket)
- Cable length at output: 1.45 m
- Cable length at input: 0.3m
- Power supply dimensions: 10.2 x 5.6 x 1.7 cm
- Weight: 172.6g
Power supplies compliant with the new EU eco directive
On April 1, 2020, new ecodesign requirements for external power supplies with an output power of up to 250 W came into force.
According to the new environmental requirements, outdoor power supplies should have lower energy consumption with high efficiency, reduced energy demand in case of non-use and be more environmentally friendly. As for the notebook power supplies themselves, according to the Ministry of the Environment, they should save 500,000 tons of CO2 and 94 billion Wh per year.