Wednesday, Jul 14, 2004 at 21:22
Dunno what this usb and cell phone business is. The Kerio plugs into 12 volts and connects into the power in at the back of the notebook converting the voltage in the little
grey box on the way. Trust me, I have one.
From the dse site:
This compact and lightweight notebook adaptor lets you use your notebook in aircrafts and cars. Features an efficient charging time of between just 1 - 2 hours and universal voltage adjustment to suit most notebooks
Features: The smallest product in the market
The lightest product weighing only 130g
With excellent power efficiency, it requires only 1 to 2 hours recharging time
New digital design
Complies with USB port in Notebooks and USB plug in cell phones
You can surf the net and recharge your cell phone while away from the office
Built-in circuit protection with 8 worldwide certifications and approvals
Universal unique voltage adjustments which adapt to most Notebooks
Specifications:
Power
Input: 11~15 VDC, 7.0 A (Max)
Output: 15~24 VDC, 5.0 A (Max); 72 watts of continuous power
Fuse Type: 5AG, 8A 250V
Reliability
Input: Low voltage shut down
Input: Over voltage limiting
Output: Over current protection
Output: éShort circuitê shut down
Internal over temperature shut down
Physical
Input Power Cord: 60 cm
Output Power Cord: 60 cm
Power Adapter: 95 mm x 42 mm x 21 mm
Construction: UL rated 94V- 0
Weight: 130 g +/- 1%
Environment
Temperature: 0 - 40º
Relative Humidity: 5 ~ 95% ( non-condensing )
Cat No. M9695
Category: Notebook - Accessories
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