HP 45W USB-C LC AC adaptor
HP 45W USB-C LC AC adaptor
HP AC adapter 45W USB-C LC
Compact 45W USB-C power adapter
The HP AC adapter 45W USB-C LC is incredibly easy to use – simply plug the USB-C connector into your Chromebook and plug the AC power plug into any compatible wall socket. Thanks to its compact dimensions and carrying case, it is easy to carry around, so you can keep it handy at home, in the office or on the go.
Key features of the HP AC adapter 45W USB-C LC power adapter
- Up to 45W power output for charging compatible devices via USB-C
- Suitable for Chromebooks
- USB-C connector provides simple connection to supported devices
- Compact design for easy carrying
- Carrying case protects the adapter on your travels and makes it easy to store
- Perfect as a main, spare or travel power adapter for compatible devices
Technical specification
- Input frequency: 47–63Hz
- Input operating current: 1.4A at 90V AC (max)
- Input voltage: 45W
- Output voltage: 5/12/15V
- Cable length: 180cm (power cable)
- Operating temperature range: 5 to 35°C
- Non-operating humidity range: 10 to 95% RH
- Storage temperature range: –20 to 85°C
- Certifications: CE marking; IEC 60950-1; EN 60950-1; UL 60950-1; SELV; C-UL-US; DENAN; EN 55022 class B; FCC class B; CCC; NOM-1 NYCE; NORDICS; CISPR 22 class B; MTBF
Package contents
- AC power adapter
- Power cable
- Warranty card
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