Ultra Slim Universal Power Adapter with USB Power Port
- The mCube Lite is a radically slim profile power adapter that powers your laptop and USB devices with one solution. Plug the mCube Lite into any AC wall outlet to enjoy sleek, convenient power.
How mCube Lite works
- The mCube Lite offers a home/office adapter that's simply designed yet equipped with useful features. Keep it at home or in your office to charge your laptop and USB devices with one solution.
Features:
Ultra Slim & Light Weight
- With thickness of just 16mm and a weight of 200 gram, the mCube Lite is the most portable power solution
Multi Purpose Universal Adapter
- Carry only one single adapter to power up your notebook and USB chargable devices at the same time.
USB Charging
- With special design USB power port, it gives you the capability of charging all your standard USB devices.
Energy Saving
- With extremely high power efficiency, you can reduce your energy costs and reduce your CO2 emission
Multi-Built-in Protections
- Never worry about unstable voltage anymore, the built-in protections ensure Innergie products are safer than ever.
In-Flight Safe
- Credited by the RTCA aviation certification, safe usage within airplanes is guaranteed.
Great Compatibility
Charge most popular brands of notebooks between 18-21 volts, up to 17" in LCD size, and 65 watts consumption. Including Acer, Asus, Compaq, Dell, Fujitsu, Gateway, HP, IBM, Lenovo, Sony, Toshiba, and more. Free tip support to ensure Innergie offers the widest laptop compatibility coverage.
Built-In Protections
- Over Current Protection
- Over Voltage Protection
- Over Temperature Protection
- Over Power Protection
- Short Circuit Protection
About Voltage & Wattage:
Why do I need to check compatibility?
Your devices may each require a different voltage to charge. If the voltage output of a charger/adapter doesn't match the requirements of a particular device, the charger may not work with it correctly or at all.
Why is it important to know about wattage?
To put it simply, devices with higher wattage will generate more heat. If you were to use an adapter or charger that supports a wattage level lower than the requirements of your device, you could potentially burn out your adapter or your device in the process. To make things worse, overheating electronic devices and equipment can result in a serious fire hazard!
There are two ways to find this information:
Method 1: Check the label attached to the bottom of your notebook.
Method 2: Check the label attached to the bottom of your original notebook adapter.
The Wattage requirement of your device can be determined using the following equation:
Voltage x Current = Wattage
The "Current" is also displayed on the voltage requirement label of your device in the form of "Amps", (the number followed by an "A"). For example, here is the equation:
19V x 3.42A = 64.98W (65W)
In the exampl, As long as you purchase an adapter that supports at least 65 watts, you are good to go.
Specifications:
- AC Input: 100-240Volt AC/1.5A 50-60Hz
- DC Output: 19.5 V DC /3.08A
- USB Output: 5V DC/1 A
- Output Power (Continuous/Peak): 65W/75W
- Connections: LED Power indicator, USB charger port, Wall connection port
- Dimension (LxWxH): 117mm x 57mm x 17mm
4.6 x 2.2 x 0.6 inches - Weight (excludes cables): 199 g
7 ounces
