I have a device which needs to use a USB adaptor with an output of 5 volts and 2 amps. Just wondering if this old Ipad charger would have those specs? The writing on the bottom is faded so I can’t tell from the charger itself. Thanks.
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Original Title: Ipad charger question
Then it could be either a 10w or 12W adapter.
1st Generation iPad (2010)
Power Adapter: 10W USB Power Adapter
Output Specs:
6th Generation iPad (2018)
Power Adapter: 12W USB Power Adapter
Output Specs:
Then it could be either a 10w or 12W adapter.
1st Generation iPad (2010)
Power Adapter: 10W USB Power Adapter
Output Specs:
6th Generation iPad (2018)
Power Adapter: 12W USB Power Adapter
Output Specs:
To help us, which model iPad was this power adapter for?
Ref:
Right, thanks. This isn't for charging an iPad, it's for another device which stipulates 5V, 2A and no more. My concern would be if it is a 6th gen. charger and it puts out 5.2/2.4 which might potentially damage the device. I may have had a 3rd gen. in between the 1 and the 6 - can't actually remember! So it could even belong to that one..
Anyway I'll look up the specs for that charger as well just to be on the safe side.
Not entirely sure. It was either for the 1st or the 6th generation I think.
try it, an underpowered psu can never harm a device
if the iPad draw more current than the psu can provide the psu will automatically lower the volts to a level where
the iPad stop charging.
Ok thanks for that. It's just the adaptor I need so the connector won't matter.
Can an old iPad charger provide 5V and 2A output?
