180W 19.5V 9.32A P/N: A17-180P1A Genuine Power Adapter
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About This Part
This laptop AC adapter has been professionally tested before listing. Tested and verified working before shipping. Check the model compatibility in the specifications below.
- Part Type: Charger/Adapter
- Source: OEM/Genuine
- Using an incorrect adapter can damage your laptop or fail to provide enough power.
Seller Notes
🔌 Genuine ASUS 180W AC Adapter – 19.5V 9.23A – 6.0×3.7mm Black Tip (Center Pin) ✅ Specifications: • Brand: ASUS / Delta / Chicony (OEM for ASUS) • Model: A17-180P1A / FA180PM111 • Input: 100–240V ~ 2.4A, 50–60Hz • Output: 19.5V ⎓ 9.23A (180W) • Connector Type: Round 6.0mm × 3.7mm with Center Pin (Black Tip) ✅ Compatible Part Numbers: These part numbers are commonly associated with the original ASUS 180W adapter with a 6.0×3.7mm center pin connector: • FA180PM111 • A17-180P1A • ADP-180MB F • 0A001-00180000 • 90-XB0LN0PW00000Y ✅ Compatible ASUS Laptop Series: This adapter is designed for ASUS high-performance gaming laptops and professional series that require 19.5V / 180W power with a 6.0×3.7mm center pin connector. ✅ASUS ROG G-Series: • G750 Series: G750JW, G750JX, G750JS, G750JH • G751 Series: G751JT, G751JY, G751JM • Other ROG G Models with 19.5V / 180W requirement ✅ASUS ROG Strix / Zephyrus Series: • GA502, GA502DU, GA502D • FX705DU, FX705DT, FX705D • GL502VM, GL502VS (select 180W configurations) ✅ASUS TUF Gaming Series: • FX705 Series (FX705D, FX705DT, FX705DU – 180W versions only) • FX505 Series (FX505D, FX505DT, FX505DU – 180W versions only) ⚠️ Important Notes: • Always verify your laptop’s label or user manual to confirm: • Output requirement: 19.5V, 9.23A (180W) • Connector size: 6.0×3.7mm with center pin • Some models in these series may come in different configurations. Using an incorrect adapter can damage your laptop or fail to provide enough power. KS
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