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Product Name	400W IEC 62368 Adapter C14 inlet
Material	PC Fireproof Material
Input	100-240VAC; 50/60Hz; 5A Max
Output Voltage	5.0-56.0V
Output Current	0.01-25A
Output	12V25A, 30V11.5A, 48V7.8A etc. customized Voltage & Current
Working Temperature	-40℃ to +50℃
Inlet	C14 inlet or attached with each country's AC power cord
Connector Size	5.52.5/5.52.1/4.01.7/3.51.35/2.5*0.7/ others.
Protection	Over-temperature protection, Over-voltage protection, Over-current protection, Short circuit protection
Advantages	Ultra-small size, light weight, streamlined, fully sealed, and easy to carry Low-cost design, high reliability, ultrasonic lamination, fireproof housing constant voltage mode, high precision, low noise
Approve	CCC/UL/ETL/CE/GS/FCC/CB/KC/PSE/SAA/GEMS/UKCA/ROHS/REACH etc
Energy efficiency	ERP/DOE/GEMS/CEC-VI standard CoC Tier 2
Safety standards	IEC62368, IEC61558, IEC1310,
Package	(1)PE bag package in outer carton with die-cut cards protection (2)Provide customized service.
Usage	Intelligent home appliance	Beauty machines	Consumer electronics	Sports equipment
	sweeping robots, air purifier, LED lamps, CCTV camera, mini fan, massage chair, massage pillow, etc.	facial machines, hair removal devices, etc.	tablet, laptop, switch, set-top box, electronic musical instrument, etc.	massage gun, E-bike, scooter, etc.

400W Desktop Type C14

400W-C01

Key Features:

- Input Voltage: 100–240V AC (universal input)

- Output Voltage: Typically 12V, 15V, 24V etc.

- Output Current:

- 12V @ 25A

- 15V @ 20A

- 25V @ 16A

- Connector Type:

- Barrel jack (e.g., 5.5×2.5mm, 5.5×2.1mm)

- USB-C (if supporting USB PD 3.0+ for laptops/tablets)

- Efficiency: ≥80%

- Protections: Over-voltage (OVP), over-current (OCP), short-circuit (SCP), over-temperature (OTP)

# Common Uses:

- Mini-PCs & NUCs (Intel NUC, ASUS PN series)

- Gaming Consoles (Nintendo Switch dock, some external GPU enclosures)

- External Hard Drive Docks & NAS Devices

# What to Check Before Buying:

1. Voltage/Current Match: Ensure the output (e.g., 19V 2.63A) matches your device's requirements.

2. Connector Size/Polarity: Barrel plugs vary (e.g., center-positive is standard).

3. Certifications: Look for UL/ETL, CE, FCC, PSE, KC, SAA, CB, or RoHS for safety.

4. Active Cooling: Most 72W adapters are fanless but may get warm under load.

# Alternatives:

- Lower Wattage: 24W (for ultrabooks/small devices).

- Higher Wattage: 65W/90W/120W/180W/240W (for larger laptops or high-power mini-PCs).

Applications:

• Consumer Electronics:

• Powers devices like gaming monitors, audio systems, and smart home gadgets.

• Office Equipment:

• Suitable for printers, docking stations, network switches, and external storage devices.

• Industrial Use:

• Supports moderate-power tools, control systems, and industrial automation equipment.

• Medical Devices:

• Ideal for powering low- to medium-power healthcare instruments.

• IoT and Smart Systems:

• Can be used with IoT devices, gateways, and hubs.

Advantages:

• High Performance: Delivers consistent, noise-free power output.

• Energy Efficiency: Helps reduce electricity costs and environmental impact.

• Wide Compatibility: Adaptable to a variety of devices and global power standards.

• Safe and Reliable: Robust safety features ensure secure operation and durability.

If you're looking for specific details, such as voltage options, connector types, or compatible devices, let me know!

**Power Adapter FAQ**

*1. What is a power adapter?*

A power adapter is a device that converts electrical power from a wall outlet (AC power) into a form suitable for electronic devices (DC power). It also adjusts voltage and current to match the requirements of your device.

*2. What's the difference between a charger and a power adapter?*

A "charger" includes circuitry to manage battery charging (e.g., for smartphones). A "power adapter" simply provides power without charging logic (e.g., for routers or monitors). All chargers are adapters, but not all adapters are chargers.

*3. What types of power adapters exist?*

- AC/DC Adapters: Convert AC to DC power.

- Travel Adapters: Change plug shape for international outlets (no voltage conversion).

- Variable Voltage Adapters: Allow adjustable output (e.g., 3V–12V).

*4. How do I know if an adapter is compatible with my device?*

Check:

- Voltage (V): Must match your device's input (e.g., 5V, 12V).

- Current (A or mA): Adapter's current should meet or exceed the device's requirement.

- Connector Size/Polarity: Tip size and polarity (e.g., center-positive) must match.

*5. What happens if I use the wrong adapter?*

- Overvoltage: May damage the device.

- Undervoltage: Device may not work or charge slowly.