Trust 18065 Ultraslim 70W Notebook Adaptor For Car

The Trust Ultra slim Notebook Power adaptor is ideal for the business woman or man on the go. This 70W adaptor is supplied with an extensive range of power tips that will work with most laptops on the market.

The lead from this ultra slim cigarette lighter socket to the adaptor is long enough to reach your notebook from either a dash mounted cigarette lighter socket or one mounted on a centre console. The input voltage from the adaptor works with 12V.

The Trust Ultra slim Notebook Power adaptor is a product from the well known Company of Trust. The adaptor is supplied with a fitted USB power port that will power mobile devices such as mobile phones, smartphones, PDA, iPhone iPod, MP3 and more at the same time. All that is needed is the USB charge cable supplied with your portable device.

The power tips are designed in such a way that they can only be inserted one way round, providing a centre positive polarity. Please check this matches the polarity required by your laptop before use, and if any doubt, seek professional guidance.

• Package contents: Power adaptor with cables attached, 8 swappable notebook connectors, USB adaptor cable, users guide
• System requirements: Car 12V or cigarette lighter socket, For USB charge function: USB charge cable supplied with your portable device, Notebook with compatible power rating and connection

PLEASE NOTE:

How much power does your notebook need?

The notebook power adapter must be able to supply sufficient power to the notebook. Power is specified in number of Watts (W), e.g. 65W or 90W.

Important:

Always use a notebook power adapter that has equal or higher power output than the notebook requires. E.g., on a 90W notebook you can use a 90W or 120W adapter but not a 70W adapter.

Follow these steps:

The power requirements are usually specified in Watts (W) on the original power adapter that was included with your notebook. Common power outputs are 65W and 90W.

When the output power is only specified in Volts (V) and Amperes (A), multiply those numbers to get the power output in Watts (W). For example, if the output power is: 18,5V x 3,5A = 64,75W (rounded off to 65W).
If the original adapter is missing then check for a label on the notebook, check the user manual or contact the manufacturer of the notebook.