Which power adaptor cable?

Hi..I have a BT Relate 2100 home phone and the dog has chewed the power adaptor cable. Can I purchase any telephone power adaptor cable that has a RJ11 connector on one end and a 3 pin adaptor on the other as I can't find one exactly for the BT Relate 2100?
thanks for advice...

No you cannot use any one as the voltage will be different, suggest you check the voltage on the pack you have, if you cannot find a replacement can you not re-join the wires?
(If I have helped you in any way to say "Thank You" please click on the star next to the message. Thank You)
If I have solved your Issue please click the "Mark as accepted solution" button.

Similar Messages

IPad mini w/Retina, which power adaptor?

I purchased an iPad Mini w/retina about 4 days ago. It came with a 10W power adaptor. The adaptor looks the same as the 12W power adaptor that Apple sells as an accessory, I bought one some months ago at an Apple store to use with my iPhone 5C and was told it would work fine with my iPhone and it seems to. I did not realize the two adaptors were different wattage until I happened to use the 12W with my new iPad and the iPad got/gets very, very warm, almost too warm to handle. The last time I charged I used the 10W and it was much cooler and seemed to charge faster, (that it charged faster may be my imagination). I've checked online at the Apple web site under accessories and I do not see a 10W adaptor for sale. Does anyone know what this means and will using the 12W adaptor hurt my iPad? I am in love with my iPad and don't want to hurt it.

shldr2thewheel wrote:
you can always use a charger with higher wattage, but not a charger with lower than the required wattage. You can use the 12w if you need to, but it would be best to use the 10w charger that came with it.
Why would it be best to use the 10w charger? On the Apple Store site, it clearly says the 12w charger powers every IP made, the mini and the regular ipad, and a host of other Apple gear as well. It's all I use with my IP and my iPad. Much quicker charge than the 5w block (which is only good for an IP, but slower).

Which Power Adaptor

Hi guys,
I have an iBook G4 (late 2004) and stupidly left the power adaptor in a hotel last weekend. I am looking to get a replacement, but having trouble figuring out which to get - the 45w or 65w adaptor. The tech page below seems to suggest the 45w version, but all the resellers on eBay selling the 45w adaptor don't list the "late 2004" model as a compatible one. Anyone who could give me a helping hand would be much appreciated. I am from the UK, and bought my laptop from the UK online store (if this makes any difference).
Many thanks,
Tony
P.S. My iBook battery is getting very long in the tooth and I've been looking at the high-capacity Newertech NuPower batteries. Anyone have any experience with these?

Welcome to Apple Discussions!
If you haven't already, by all means call the hotel and see if they still have yours and will send it to you--it's worth a try.
The US Apple Store lists the 65W as a replacement. You could call your Apple Store and ask--they can confirm whether the 65W is OK for your particular iBook. Or you could spot search the on line store. But from what I remember reading on this forum, the 65W will be fine. But it's always safest to check directly with Apple. And considering how easily damaged the power adaptors are, it might be worth considering a new one.
As for the battery--no idea. I never had to buy a battery.
Good luck!

Which cable for USB Power Adaptor

This Nano is my first ipod and I recently purchased a USB Power Adaptor, from ipods4less, to use in the event I didn't have access to a computer to charge it.
I thought the cable that came with the Nano would work but the USB end of the cable is a little too big to plug into the power adaptor.
Would someone be able to tell me exactly what cable I should buy that will plug into this power adaptor?
Thanks.

I'm wondering - is there such a thing as a firewire adaptor? I'm wondering if instead of a USB power adaptor, which I ordered, ipods4less sent me an adaptor that needs a firewire connector. Since the hole in the adaptor is smaller than the USB plug but it's similar then maybe a firewire is needed.
I sent ipods4less an e-mail and I'm waiting for a response to see if that's the case.

Sold a faulty power adaptor which set fire to the plug socket.

I recently purchased a power adaptor (not the USB cable) in order to charge my iPod. This purchase, admittedly was from Amazon, however, the seller claimed to be an authorised seller and that the product was genuine. When the item arrived, it was much lighter than the authentic power adaptor I had previously, and the USB insert was upside down. After unsuccessfully attempting to charge my iPod using the product, the product began to hiss and caught light, slightly. The seller's feedback profile was not available when I went to purchase.
I am writing this, as I am very aware that many people are fooled into the same dealings, and I hope to contribute to Apple by helping them to atleast reduce this counterfeit.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/help/seller/at-a-glance.html/ref=olp_merch_name_3?ie= UTF8&isAmazonFulfilled=0&asin=B0046BP5P4&marketplaceSeller=0&seller=A1CAWZI2WAN3 BU for their profile,
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0046BP5P4/ref=oss_product for the product information.

Hello
Just one question: Was the store an authorized service provider?
I mean if the socket might have been faulty from production it should be definitively covered by warranty. I dont know what parts must be replaced but I also think that the complete mainboard must be replaced because normally the socket is soldered on the mainboard.
So go to the nearest authorized service provider that you can find on the Toshiba website and explain the situation. The technicians can check this and tell you if its covered by warranty or not.
http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com => Support & Downloads => Find an authorized service provider
Greets

Need 8500A Power Adaptor and cables

I need model number and price of the power adaptor and cables for the OfficeJet 8500A.
I am having trouble finding it on the HP site.

I need model number and price of the power adaptor and cables for the OfficeJet 8500A.
I am having trouble finding it on the HP site.

Is an adaptor cable available rouse to charge a Mac Pro from an auto, either a power point or usb?

Is an adaptor cable available to charge a Mac Pro from an auto power point or usb?

I'm having a very similar problem.
I've got a 2010 iMac that I've got hooked up to my Pioneer Elite via HDMI cable using the Moshi adapter.
It's been working great for months, but today the audio began dropping out -- a fraction of a second, every six seconds or so.
I installed the latest Snow Leopard update today. Does anyone think there might be a connection?
thx!

Do both of Apple Store's iPod power adaptors work with the new Touch 2G?

Hi,
Many thanks in advance for your attention.
Looking to to get an Apple USB power adaptor for the iPod Touch 2G.
In the Apple Store, two are listed, one smaller (and newer) than the other. In the newer one, the prongs are not retractable; in the larger (older) one, they are.
1. Does anyone know if the larger (and older) power adaptor works with the iPod Touch 2G USB-only interface?
2. I know that many power adaptors and speakers and car adaptor sets, etc. in the past had a combo Firewire/ USB power interface. That is why the new iPod Touch 2G (or iPhone 3G) does not charge up or power up with these speakers and chargers, etc. (Speakers such as the original Bose Sound Dock).
3. Is it true that the older (larger) power adaptor works better in all kinds of power situations (different outlets, etc. in different countries); that the older (larger) power adaptor is more travel-versatile? The Apple store perhaps notes a difference, noting that the newer power adaptor works only with USA-style outlets. I see no such note with the older adaptor.
4. Finally, does anyone know of a USB-only interface that would work with the iPod Touch 2G that is not Apple's (and perhaps not as insanely priced)?

Many thanks for further clarifying.
I don't know 100% for sure that the Apple USB cable for the iPod Touch is different than the Apple USB cable for the iPod Touch 2G.
But:
I have read (somewhere) that the tiny pin connectors are different. That is why an iPod Touch 1G could be charged by (for example) a Logitech mm50 Speaker set and an iPod Touch 2G cannot.
An iPod Touch 2G can still connect to the Logitech mm50 Speaker set. It will still play and you will hear music. But it is no longer charging. And I have read of iPod Touch 2Gs getting very hot in these cradles. That can't be good for the poor iPod in the long run.
So for the Apple USB power adaptors to work, (which both came out before the iPod Touch 2G), they must have some override or blocked pin if they can work with both generations of iPod Touches.

Trouble using Power Adaptor to charge iPad2

The 10W USB Adaptor supplied with my iPad2 doesn't seem to work When I plug it in (using a UK plug which it slots into) it does not charge the iPad. I have another plug which the USB cable slots into, and when the iPad is connected to a power socket via this plug, it charges but the plug gets hot very quickly. Is this OK? I don't like to leave it plugged in this way for too long, so it will take ages to charge it fully. Do you have to use the USB Adaptor supplied - is it the best way to charge?

The quickest way (and really the only way) to charge your iPad is with the included 10W USB Power Adapter. iPad will also charge, although more slowly, when attached to a computer with a high-power USB port (many recent Mac computers) or with an iPhone Power Adapter (5W). When attached to a computer via a standard USB port (most PCs or older Mac computers) iPad will charge very slowly (but iPad indicates not charging). Make sure your computer is on while charging iPad via USB. If iPad is connected to a computer that’s turned off or is in sleep or standby mode, the iPad battery will continue to drain.
Apple recommends that once a month you let the iPad fully discharge & then recharge to 100%.
At this link http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/galaxy-tab-android-tablet,3014-11.html , tests show that the iPad 2 battery (25 watt-hours) will charge to 90% in 3 hours 1 minute. It will charge to 100% in 4 hours 2 minutes. The new iPad has a larger capacity battery (42 watt-hours), so using the 10W charger will obviously take longer. If you are using your iPad while charging, it will take even longer. It's best to turn your new iPad OFF and charge over night. Also look at The iPad's charging challenge explained http://www.macworld.com/article/1150356/ipadcharging.html
Also, if you have a 3rd generation iPad, look at Apple: iPad Battery Nothing to Get Charged Up About
http://allthingsd.com/20120327/apple-ipad-battery-nothing-to-get-charged-up-abou t/
Apple Explains New iPad's Continued Charging Beyond 100% Battery Level
http://www.macrumors.com/2012/03/27/apple-explains-new-ipads-continued-charging- beyond-100-battery-level/
 Cheers, Tom

Can I save $ while integrating my IPhone? Can I use my BB USB Power Adaptor

I'm extremely happy with my IPhone (3G-16)... but for anyone who doesn't own a lot of Apple stock, or oil futures, times are tight.
I need a second USB power adapter. Can I simply plug my IPhone USB cable into one of the myriad of plugs which I have without killing my IPhone?
I've got one from my blackberry days which takes in 100-240V and outputs DC +5.0V---0.5A.
Apple doesn't list the specs for their power adaptor online, at least not where I can find them.
My other options are an ac plug to USB which came with my Garmin bike computer and a car charging unit for the Blackberry.
How concerned should I be about the different levels of power which may come out of plugs from different chinese factories, and is there a place where I can learn what the IPhone needs?

Using any other type of charger would void your warranty if it damaged the iPhone.
You can just charge the iPhone while it's plugged into the USB on the computer. No need to have an extra adapter.

Reinstalling osx without power adaptor

i went in to the apple store and had them do an erase-install. the store closed before it could finish, so i just took it home to finish it myself. when i got home though, i did not have my power adaptor with me, so i finished the installation on battery power. is this bad?

It is not a good practice to do so. Should your battery lose sufficient power, your OS installation my halt and become corrupted.
If you installing any substantial update, is is a good idea to have both an 'unbreakable' power source (such as your power adapter plugged into an uninterruptible power supply) and a relatively 'unbreakable' network link (such as an ethernet cable plugged into your router or gateway, which is itself plugged into an uninterruptible power supply, right?)

Problems with new Mac Book Pro 13'' +power adaptor

Hi there,
I'm new here and first of all I'd like to appologize from my lack of technical language, since my only interesst in computers is that they don't give me problems so I can keep not knowing too much about them.
Ok, so I bought the new Mac Book Pro 13'' exactly 2 months ago cause my old and long travelled Power Book G4 died. I didn't hesitate to spend the money to buy the new one, cause I was so happy with my experience with the old one and in my mind returning to PCs was not even considered.
BUT...I'm not totally happy about my new laptop...from day 1 Safari would just close itself but I didn't give too much thought about it. After this, not only Safari can close up to several times a day, but also iphoto or any other program that I use for work. But that's not all..One day it would take minutes to start running and it would go extremely slow...another day it would start also very slow but also it wouldn't show the tools bar on top or my folders. Another time it would show me, instead of the normal starting page, a page where it would ask me to accept or not a kind of revision for hardware. After so many problems of course I pressed yes...everything seemed normal, then computer started and seemed to be running normal again (aside from this safari and other programs that shut down). Today my computer, when moved, just went totally blank but fortunately I could start it with nor problems after it.
So...anyone knows what the problem must be?? Should I take it to a Technical service ??? and there's another issue...i'm handing in m phD in a week so I can't just be without computer now, and in a week I'm flying to Canada where I also will need my computer for work...what can I do???
And the second problem...the power adaptor from the beginning seemed to act funny sometimes...sometimes charching, sometimes not, I would follow the instructions in the support part and after being several minutes changing one cord for the other, to keep it 1 minute disconnected and so at some point it would start functioning again. But this happened seldom so also I would think it was a protectiion mechanism of the adapter. But, when this is happening more often than not, then it gets annoying. Also I've been transporting it in a careful way since I bought it to find that after only 2 months in the cord (from the computer to adaptor) you can see the internal cable as if there was some cut...a third one seems to be appearing too. I've taken it to the technical support and the guy who was helfpul but also honest said he couldn't do anything for me cause since there were those cuts, he could always be said that it was a misuse of it-an accident and then he would have to pay the replace himself. Well, it's not!!! My old adaptor has been transported in a way less careful way and it's survived with NO problems for 5 years. The material is clearly different from the old cord. This one because it's new, I only need to put it in a special bag air protected. Honestly I don't feel happy to pay 80 € for an adaptor that I don't know if it's gonna last me only 2 months or that I know I can't transport normally. The guy suggested me to ask in forums and to call directly to the apple technical service.
Again, has anyone had any similar problems with the adaptor???
Rosanna

Take it to an Apple retailer and have the computer repaired. It is still in warranty.

Power adaptor and battery HOT!

This is the message I sent to Apple a few minutes ago. Maybe some of you can have some answers as well. Thanks!
"Dear Apple,
First of all, I would like to kindly express my apologies for using the feedback form to send you some thoughts about my MAC. I did not know who else to address to.
I have bought my MAC in September 2009, through the Apple Store online. It has been delivered in Norway, where I am living in the present.
Unfortunately, I have never been very satisfied with it, due to two main issues.
First, I have noticed a problem with the battery and power adaptor since the very first day. They are both heating up very fast, after just some minutes, and then the mac is really, really slow (even if I have just one open application). I have tried a few times to go to a service provider in Oslo, but they said it's working fine. The first time I had a visit with a service was in the first week after I bought it. Then, when I had this screen problem, so I took advantage and I asked them to check again the battery (they had it for a week or two). They said it was fine. A few weeks ago I visited 3 different services with the same issue - no problems found.
Of course one could say that this is the proper way of working of a mac, but how can a mac work so slow when they all say it is so fast? I have asked around and none of my friends had a similar problem, since they've purchased it.
I decided to write you now due to the fact that a few days ago I had to use a friend's mac for some hours (which is older than mine, a simple MacBook; plus, he uses it much often than me). It was working perfectly! Not at all slow, no heating.
Then yesterday I had my power adaptor plugged in for half an hour - then I saw that the mac was not charging (how come?). When I touched the power adaptor, I literally burned my finger. Of course I got scared as well. I tried to change the power adaptor with another one - it did not get so heat up, but the battery of the mac was still burning, as usual. I used to keep my old PC in my lap, with the mac it was always impossible, unfortunately.
With lots of regrets I am writing this message. I have never felt that I had a 'real mac', like the other friends of mine, although I was so excited in the beginning. I sincerely hope that I am a unique user.
Now I am planning to sell it to someone (I don't think I can get even half of the price now, since it is pretty old) and get back to some usual PC. With all the regrets in the world, again, because some of the features were indeed really cool (like the trackpad, for eg).
Thank you for reading this! Good luck with your future products! And may God rest in peace Steve Jobs, I hope the business will not be affected.
Best regards,
Cristina Moldovan"

45W is definitely not correct for any 15" model. Here are the correct model power adapters:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=75448
Yes it can hurt and potentially create a fire hazard if you use the wrong adapter. Get the correct one.
As for the display resolution the 867 Mhz TiBook was released on this release as a:
http://support.apple.com/specs/powerbook/PowerBookG41GHz-867MHz.html
1280 x 854, 1152 by 768 supporting display. Check the inside of the machine's battery bay to verify it is an M8858LL/A. If it isn't then this might be a bit of a Frankenmac.

No Power Adaptor--How to Restore

I was trying to restore my old IPOD mini to factory settings. My problem is, in the second step I need to plug the Ipod into the power adaptor it originally came with, however I have lost it over the years. I really don't care if it is restored anymore, I just want to get it working again but can't because it is stuck with a display on the screen of a power adaptor (which unfortunately I do not have). Is there anything I can do to make this display go away and get it working again?

Connect the iPod to a 6-pin FireWire port on a computer, or its power adaptor, or a car adaptor, or a unit such as the iPod Hi-Fi, or try using this method to charge the iPod. If there's a retail Apple Store nearby, they will likely charge it enough for free if it's brought in as well.
(47762)

Want to Purchase Power Adaptor for HP Pavillion Dv6226 US . Need specification to buy it ?

I am located in India . I want to purchase a power adaptor for my laptop HP Pavillion DV6226Us ....I need to know the exact specification , so that it will be useful to specify the requirement while buying it .
I dont want , what is suitable for my laptop.

Gerard, welcome to the discussions!
"1) We don't really need the wireless function so can we use it without wireless?"
Yes, you could turn the wireless mode off and it will work fine as an ethernet router. I'm not sure if the D-Link you have been using also provides a modem function. The AirPort Extreme does not have a modem onboard, so you would need a cable or DSL modem to work with the device.
"2) Will the AirPort Extreme work with our 10 Base T connections?
Yes, this will happen automatically.
"3) We use iChat a lot. Is there any special configuration required for using iChat?"
I have iChat setup on two Macs and no special configuration with the Extreme is needed.

Which power adaptor cable?

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for