Power2Go 120W Laptop or Aug Comm Charger for Wheelchair

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No special installation required! Simply plug it in.

Works with 95% of the most popular laptops and augmentative communications devices. Simply select the plug that fits your device, set charger to voltage matching devices original power adapter (see details tab), then plug into your wheelchair 3 prong charging socket.

Compact 120 Watt universal laptop power adapter for use with any with power wheelchair or scooter.
- Can also be used with truck, camper, RV, bus or boat that has a 24 V CLA socket (not standard 12 volt automobile CLA socket's)
Equipped with 8 different plug tips
7 selectable output voltages to assure compatibility with almost all major laptop brands
120 Watt high capacity to accommodate even the largest 17 inch laptops
Protected against overload, short circuit and overheating
Includes carry bag to store plug tips

Funding: Medicare/Medicaid CPT Code E2599 - Accessory MISC for Speech Generated Device

Power requirements

Always make sure to use a power adapter that can supply the amount of power necessary for your notebook/Netbook. (Click Details Tab >>)

Input: 20 Volt to 28 Volt DC from Wheelchair 3-Prong Charging Socket
Selectable Output: 12, 15, 16, 18, 19, 20, 22, & 24 Volt DC
High Capacity: 120 Watts (or ~7 Amps at 12-18 V, 6 Amps at 19 & 20 V, 5 Amps at 22 & 24 V)

Compatible Laptop Brands

Acer	Fujitsu	PackardBell
Asus	HP	Samsung
Compaq	IBM	Sony
Dell	Lenovo	Toshiba

Almost all other laptops and augmentative communications devices are also supported. If one of the plug tips does not match your device, check with your local RadioShack or contact us for assistance. For augmentative communications devices, it is very helpful before you contact us to contact your device manufacturer and obtain plug size specification (i.e. 2.1 x 5.5 mm)

Q: My HP or Compaq notebook shows this message: "This adapter doesn't provide enough power" Is this a problem?

A: This message is no reason to worry. HP or Compaq notebooks give this standard warning when any 3rd party adapter is used. The Trust power adapter will work just fine in this case. Only in some rare cases the notebook really does not charge. In this case, please contact Trust customer care for a solution.