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RAXE500 power adapter replacement................
HI Guys I found that it is NOT possible to buy a replacement adapter for RAXE500 / RAX200 It come with 19V 3.16A 7.4mm PD........ but the biggest problem is the 7.4mm without a middle pin in...
I buy it from Hong Kong / Macau distributor (Winco)
I bought it from their office directly as they do not sell it online.
HK$350 about USD45
The most funny is that netgear USA headoffice not sell it ...........
Some people in this forum said netgear not selling power adapter is NOT truth.
take a look at the link below
https://www.netgear.com/home/accessories/pa7000p/
https://netgear.techgear.com.hk/products/pa-332-10939-02?_pos=2&_sid=e14e96854&_ss=r
Netgear selling 12V power adapter online, but they just NOT selling 19V power adapter online only.
Even a india online shop selling this original RAXE500 / RAX200 power adapter.............
https://www.hatke.co.in/products/19v-3-16a-dc-original-genuine-netgear-ac-dc-power-adapter
Good Luck!
Best Regards,
Tiger 🙂
I CANNOT buy one from USA Netgear.... Netgear online support tell me to buy from nearby shop..........
Finally, I can buy one from Hong Kong distributor
it cost me USD45..........
Tigerwife wrote:
I CANNOT buy one from USA Netgear....
Netgear USA does maintain one (or two) channels intended for US and/or North America customers only, handled by a major distributor. They are note prepared to sell and ship to different markets (various reasons like device certification, taxes, export handling, ...). Just my limited view from Central Europe / Switzerland however.
Tigerwife wrote:
Netgear online support tell me to buy from nearby shop..........
Sound advise, saving a lot of money. Several Netgear routers (guessing since since the R9000 appears on the markets), many notebooks makers, and embedded OEM systems make use of these 65 W power supplies for years.
One well known (often rebranded) power supply model is the UDOO YS50-1903150, which goes over the table for less than 20 USD including VAT.
Similar models with the same voltage specs are 90W power supplies with19 V @4.74 A, manufactured by Mean Well GST90A19 - just ensure you get the variant with the appropriate connector.
Just two random models picked from a short check with electronics distributor here, there are certainly many more.
schumaku wrote:
Tigerwife wrote:
Netgear online support tell me to buy from nearby shop..........
Sound advise, saving a lot of money. Several Netgear routers (guessing since since the R9000 appears on the markets), many notebooks makers, and embedded OEM systems make use of these 65 W power supplies for years.
Indeed. You wonder why people insist on trying to buy something with the Netgear logo on it. The electrons that come out are the same.
Netgear doesn't have an adaptor factory – I doubt if it even makes routers – so anything with the right specification will do.
From your comments, even the tip thing is a red herring. Again, why would Netgear want to reinvent the wheel?
As I have said before, some suppliers of adapters will even list compatible Netgear devices.
