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Nighthawk x6s ac3000 (power adaptor available with AU plug?)
Hoping someone can help?
I just purchased a Nighthawk x6s ac3000 Router from eBay from America still waiting for its arrival.
I have looked in the user manual to determine the power adaptor and determined it is 19v 3.16a and 50Hz. Instead of converting the US to AU power adaptor with a converter I was wondering if these power adaptors can be purchased with an AU plug?
I am struggling to find one on line but can find some laptop power adaptors with same output. Prefer to use original power adaptor. Is this a possibility if I am unable to get an AU power adaptor?
look forward to any feedback.
> I just purchased a Nighthawk x6s ac3000 Router [...]
None of that is a model number. Look for "Model" on the product
label.> Model: R7900P|Nighthawk X6S AC3000 Tri Band WiFi Router
"R7900P" is a model number. (Is it yours?)
> [...] determined it is 19v 3.16a and 50Hz. [...]
Don't confuse input characteristics ("50Hz") with output
characteristics ("19V/3.16A"). The router cares only about the
asapter's output.> [...] I was wondering if these power adaptors can be purchased with an
> AU plug? [...]Netgear buys them; Netgear doesn't make them. You should be able to
buy one, too. Netgear doesn't sell parts.
> [...] Prefer to use original power adaptor. [...]Define "original". Same as Netgear buys? ebay.com.au?
I'd look for an adapter with the desired input characteristics and
connector, and the desired output characteristics and connector.
Seeking "original" might be a lost cause.
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> I just purchased a Nighthawk x6s ac3000 Router [...]
None of that is a model number. Look for "Model" on the product
label.> Model: R7900P|Nighthawk X6S AC3000 Tri Band WiFi Router
"R7900P" is a model number. (Is it yours?)
> [...] determined it is 19v 3.16a and 50Hz. [...]
Don't confuse input characteristics ("50Hz") with output
characteristics ("19V/3.16A"). The router cares only about the
asapter's output.> [...] I was wondering if these power adaptors can be purchased with an
> AU plug? [...]Netgear buys them; Netgear doesn't make them. You should be able to
buy one, too. Netgear doesn't sell parts.
> [...] Prefer to use original power adaptor. [...]Define "original". Same as Netgear buys? ebay.com.au?
I'd look for an adapter with the desired input characteristics and
connector, and the desired output characteristics and connector.
Seeking "original" might be a lost cause.