Forcell F-Energy E856 universal laptop charger 65W USB-C + 6 adapters Black

Forcell E856 universal power adapter is a practical solution for users of different brand laptops. With a USB-C plug and 6 interchangeable tips, the product provides wide compatibility. It is ideal for office, home, and business travel.

Charges laptops of various brands

The set includes 6 interchangeable tips (USB-C to DC), which allow you to connect the power adapter to devices from brands such as Lenovo, HP, Dell, Acer, Fujitsu, Toshiba, Compaq or Gateway. This is ideal for users with several different laptops.

Fixed USB-C cable

The power supply has a fixed cable with a USB-C plug, which allows it to be directly connected to a laptop without additional cables. This practical and modern solution complies with the latest charging standards.

Fast and safe charging with Power Delivery

Forcell E856 supports Power Delivery technology, which provides fast, smart and safe charging. The maximum output power is 65 W - enough for most modern laptops and mobile devices.

Lightweight design

It is compact and weighs only 207 grams, easily fitting in a bag or backpack. It is an excellent choice as a travel or backup power supply.

Safety and Certifications

The device is CE and RoHS certified, and the built-in protections protect against overheating, overloading and overvoltage, ensuring the safety of the power supply's operation.

Specification:

Model: E856-PD65W

Input: 220-240 V ~ 50/60 Hz

USB-C Output: 5 V/3 A, 9 V/3 A, 12 V/3 A, 15 V/3 A, 20 V/3.25 A (max 65 W)

Connector: 1x USB-C on permanently attached cable

Tips included:

C1: USB-C (female) → DC 5.5 × 2.5 mm - IBM, Lenovo

C2: USB-C (female) → DC 5.5 × 2.1 mm - Acer, Compaq, HP, Fujitsu, Delta, Gateway, Toshiba, Lite-On

C7: USB-C (female) → DC 7.4 × 5. 0 mm - HP

C8: USB-C (female) → DC 7.4 × 5.0 mm - Dell

C9: USB-C (female) → DC 4.5 × 3.0 mm - HP

C11: USB-C (female) → DC 11 × 4.5 mm - Lenovo Square

Power cable: detachable, length 1.8 m

Weight: 207 g

Certifications: CE, RoHS

Actual charging power depends on the energy requirements of the connected device.