Difference between revisions of "Power Connector"

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Over time, different ThinkPads have used different power connectors. You can use a higher Amperage rated power supply then your ThinkPad needs, as long as the physical connector is correct. But you should not use a lower Amperage power supply on a ThinkPad needing more Amperage. Doing so will overheat the power supply, and might cause issues such as screen flicker.
  
Over time, different ThinkPads have used different power connectors. You can use a higher Amperage rated power supply then your ThinkPad needs, as long as the physical connector is correct. But you should not use a lower Amperage power supply on a ThinkPad needing more Amperage. Doing so will overheat the power supply, and might cause issues such as screen flicker.
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{{HINT|In case you cannot find your Model ThinkPad listed, or you wish to double check, you can find the required power information on a label on the bottom of your ThinkPad}}
  
 
==10.5 V, 1.0 A Power==
 
==10.5 V, 1.0 A Power==

Revision as of 10:37, 9 September 2009

Over time, different ThinkPads have used different power connectors. You can use a higher Amperage rated power supply then your ThinkPad needs, as long as the physical connector is correct. But you should not use a lower Amperage power supply on a ThinkPad needing more Amperage. Doing so will overheat the power supply, and might cause issues such as screen flicker.

Hint:
In case you cannot find your Model ThinkPad listed, or you wish to double check, you can find the required power information on a label on the bottom of your ThinkPad

10.5 V, 1.0 A Power

15 V, 2.0 A Power

16 V, 1.9 A Power

16 V, 3.5 A Power

4 pin connector

16 Volt Coax connector

16V coax connector

This is a 2.5/5.5mm barrel connector

3.5 Amps

4.5 Amps

5.6 Amps

20 Volt Coax connector

20V coax connector

3.25 Amps

4.5 Amps