AC to DC 19v 4.74A 90W Refurbished Power Supply for Lipo Chargers with XT60 Cable Adapter

Are you looking for a reliable DC power supply for your FPV Lipo Charger with an XT60 input? You've come to the right place! Many chargers in the market, such as the ISDT Q6 Nano and ToolkitRC M6 & M7, need an XT60 power input. So, we've created a great package that includes an adapter cable and a 19v DC refurbished power supply, ready to use right away. These chargers are tested and comply with C - Tick/RCM standards. They offer excellent value for money when charging your lipos. You can easily calculate your charging amperage by dividing the total wattage by your cell voltage. For example, a 4s battery has a flat voltage of 13.5v and a charged voltage of 16.8v. Dividing 90 by 13.5 gives 6.6a, and by 16.8 gives 5.3a. So, when charging 4s batteries, the max charge rate should be 5.3 amps. For a 6s battery with a flat voltage of 20v and a charged voltage of 25.2v, 90 divided by 20 is 4.5a, and by 25.2 is 3.5a. Thus, the max charge rate for 6s batteries should be 3.5 amps. If you draw too much wattage from the power supply, it may reboot or turn off your charger. You can check the wattage draw on your charger's status screen. Note that due to supply issues, the power supplies may vary slightly in brand and size. This power supply can also power a TS100, TS101, or Pinecil Soldering Iron if you have the XT60 to DC5525 cable. Specifications: Input Voltage: AU Standard AC 100 - 240V~1.5A; Input Frequency: AU Standard 50Hz - 60Hz; Output Voltage: 19V - 4.74A - 90W; Certifications: C - Tick, CE; Australian Style 3Pin Power Cable; DC 5.5x2.1mm Jack. It includes a DC to XT60 Adapter Cable, 1x Power Cable, and 1x 19V 90w DC Power Supply. Browse all LiPo Chargers, LiION Chargers, LiPo Batteries, and cables and connectors.

Using this power supply is easy. First, connect the Australian style 3 - pin power cable to a power source. Then, use the DC to XT60 adapter cable to connect the power supply to your DC charger. If you want to power a TS100, TS101, or Pinecil Soldering Iron, use the XT60 to DC5525 cable. When charging your batteries, calculate the charging amperage as described in the product description. Make sure not to overdraw the wattage from the power supply. If it reboots or turns off your charger, simply power cycle it. Check the wattage draw on your charger's status screen. Keep in mind that due to supply issues, the brand and size of the power supply may vary slightly. There's no special maintenance required for this power supply. Just keep it in a dry and clean place to ensure its long - term performance.