Hello,
I realize this is an extremely basic question but perhaps someone could at least point me in the right direction.
My router (wired) came with an adapter with the following numbers:
INPUT: 100-120V-0.5A 50-60Hz LF
OUTPUT: +5.0V -- 2A - == +
It stopped working (for unknown reasons).
The router works with another identical adapter but the original adapter does not provide power.
Can I use an adapter that has the following specs?
INPUT 100-240 V AC 50-60Hz
OUTPUT: 5V ------ 2A
Specifically: Would the 100-120V for input on the original be covered by the 100-240V?
Where can I find out what the numbers written on the adapters refer to?
Thanks
I realize this is an extremely basic question but perhaps someone could at least point me in the right direction.
My router (wired) came with an adapter with the following numbers:
INPUT: 100-120V-0.5A 50-60Hz LF
OUTPUT: +5.0V -- 2A - == +
It stopped working (for unknown reasons).
The router works with another identical adapter but the original adapter does not provide power.
Can I use an adapter that has the following specs?
INPUT 100-240 V AC 50-60Hz
OUTPUT: 5V ------ 2A
Specifically: Would the 100-120V for input on the original be covered by the 100-240V?
Where can I find out what the numbers written on the adapters refer to?
Thanks