DC input cable for laptop Dell Latitude 228R6 — 19.5V 4.62A

DC input cable compatible with Dell Latitude 228R6, rated for 19.5V and 4.62A, provides a direct connection between an external power adapter and the laptop's power jack. Designed for replacement or spare use, this cable restores power delivery and charging capability when the original cable is worn, damaged, or lost. The cable maintains a stable electrical connection to support normal operation and battery charging in various environments such as home, office, or while traveling.

Advantages

The cable is manufactured to fit the Dell Latitude 228R6 power jack shape and voltage requirements, ensuring correct polarity and consistent power transfer. It supports the specified 19.5V / 4.62A rating to match common Dell power adapters and helps avoid intermittent charging issues caused by faulty wiring or connector wear. Its construction focuses on reliable contact, insulation, and strain relief at the connector to extend service life under normal use.

Suitable for

• Replacing a damaged or frayed DC input cable on Dell Latitude 228R6 laptops
• Keeping as a spare cable for travel or remote work
• Restoring charging functionality when the original cable no longer makes a stable connection

Key specifications

• Input voltage: 19.5 V
• Maximum current: 4.62 A
• Connector type: DC barrel connector sized for Dell Latitude series power jack
• Cable function: DC power input between external adapter and laptop
• Typical use environment: indoor — home, office, travel

How to use

Turn off the laptop and disconnect the external power adapter before replacing the cable. Insert the DC barrel connector into the laptop power jack until it seats securely; then reconnect the external adapter to an AC outlet. Verify that the laptop indicates charging or power presence. If the connector feels loose or charging does not begin, power off and inspect both the cable and the laptop jack for debris or damage before attempting again.

Usage recommendations

Use the cable only with adapters and laptops that match the listed voltage and current specifications. Avoid bending the cable excessively near the connector and route it to minimize strain. Store spare cables in a dry place and replace the cable if insulation is cracked, connectors are bent, or charging becomes intermittent.