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ASUS ROG 150W DC Adapter AD150-00E vs Zebra Level VI

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  • 12specifications compared
  • 6differ
  • 6identical
  • 8known for one product only

Key differences

The Zebra Level VI has 0.5 A more input current than the ASUS ROG 150W DC Adapter AD150-00E (2.5 A vs 2 A). The ASUS ROG 150W DC Adapter AD150-00E has 8 V more output voltage than the Zebra Level VI (20 V vs 12 V). The Zebra Level VI has 5 A more output current than the ASUS ROG 150W DC Adapter AD150-00E (12.5 A vs 7.5 A). Purpose: Laptop on the ASUS ROG 150W DC Adapter AD150-00E, Battery charger on the Zebra Level VI. Brand compatibility: ASUS on the ASUS ROG 150W DC Adapter AD150-00E, Zebra on the Zebra Level VI.

  • Purpose
    • Laptop
    • Battery charger
  • Input current
    • 2 A
    • 2.5 A
  • Output voltage
    • 20 V
    • 12 V
  • Output current
    • 7.5 A
    • 12.5 A
  • Brand compatibility
    • ASUS
    • Zebra

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ASUS

ROG 150W DC Adapter AD150-00EView product
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Zebra

Level VIView product
Features6 differ
PurposeDiffersLaptopBattery charger
Maximum input voltageKnown for one240 V
Input frequencyKnown for one50 - 60 Hz
Input currentDiffers2 A2.5 A
Output voltageDiffers20 V12 V
Output currentDiffers7.5 A12.5 A
Brand compatibilityDiffersASUSZebra
CompatibilityDiffersG531GT; G731GT; G512LH; G513QH/LI; GA401H; G713QHTC501
Weight & dimensionsidentical
Cable lengthKnown for one1.8 m
WidthKnown for one138 mm
DepthKnown for one68.5 mm
HeightKnown for one23.5 mm
WeightKnown for one351 g
Certificatesidentical
Compliance certificatesKnown for oneCE, Federal Communications Commission (FCC)

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