Wondering what the max voltage and amperage is on a Dell 7.4mm barrel connector male? Wondering if i can run 27 volts at 18.50 amps through it.
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The 7.4mm Barrel Jack connector is designed for operation below the SELV limit, not for AC mains.The maximum voltage is mostly dependent on how clean it is inside,
Agreed. The data sheet shows the 'Insulation Resistance' as 100MΩ minimum, measured at 500V DC.I'd expect it to hold 500V without any issues.
The simple answer is no. The connector is rated at 20V and 10A.Wondering if i can run 27 volts at 18.50 amps through it.
Thank you so much for your replyThe 7.4mm Barrel Jack connector is designed for operation below the SELV limit, not for AC mains.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extra-low_voltage
This data sheet shows both halves, i.e. the 'socket' inside a Dell laptop and the 'plug' on the end of the power cord. The rating of the pair is 20V DC/10A.
https://www.farnell.com/datasheets/4408834.pdf
Agreed. The data sheet shows the 'Insulation Resistance' as 100MΩ minimum, measured at 500V DC.
The OP should not use the 7.4mm plug above a nominal 20V DC or at currents higher than 10A.
The simple answer is no. The connector is rated at 20V and 10A.
From an electrical engineering viewpoint, I'd wouldn't be too concerned about using 27V DC at 9A, but NO WAY would I subject it to a continuous 18.5A. It's nearly double the 10A rating.