P petalop New Member Nov 9, 2008 #1 I have a cordless telephone and the AC adapter is lost. I know the details of it were as follows: Input: 230-240VAC 50Hz. Output: DC9V 350mA I have found another adapter lying around which is labelled Input: AC240V 50Hz. Output: DC9V 500mA Can I use the 'found" adapter in place of the original or does it have to be 350mA the same as the original? Thanks
I have a cordless telephone and the AC adapter is lost. I know the details of it were as follows: Input: 230-240VAC 50Hz. Output: DC9V 350mA I have found another adapter lying around which is labelled Input: AC240V 50Hz. Output: DC9V 500mA Can I use the 'found" adapter in place of the original or does it have to be 350mA the same as the original? Thanks
S sangel New Member Nov 9, 2008 #2 i think 350mA is a minimum, 500 will be ok of couse that filtrations of noises in the same in both adapters.
i think 350mA is a minimum, 500 will be ok of couse that filtrations of noises in the same in both adapters.
F flat5 Member Nov 9, 2008 #3 Please make sure polarity is the same. Meaning center conductor is + or - as required.