Seat power max amps?
Jul 5, 2019, 6:48 pm
#16
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Being a Mac user and having seen a colleague with a Dell USB-C laptop recently (non-Apple laptops are unusual in my field), I too assumed Dell too had moved fully to USB-C. Can’t wait for that day (for all laptops as well as Apple phones and monitors/projectors)....
May 24, 2021, 5:04 pm
#17
Join Date: May 2021
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Is it accurate that Alaska has daisy chained their outlets. My 130 watt Lenovo charge
Multiple seat rows are daisy chained together and are allowed X amount of amps total. For each row of three seats, there is a potential of 2.0A at 110VAC. The first to plug in can use up to 1.8A. The second user gets 2.0A minus the first users amperage. The third user is 2.0A minus the first and second users amperage. If the other seat rows have also plugged in your row may not have 2.0A available.
Apr 9, 2022, 11:32 am
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On a 321.
Plugged in a small strip with a 90w Dell charger. No issue. Plugged in a phone charger concurrently and the outlet shuts off.
Plugged in laptop charger and phone charger on their own outlets in adjacent seats without any issue.
Plugged in a small strip with a 90w Dell charger. No issue. Plugged in a phone charger concurrently and the outlet shuts off.
Plugged in laptop charger and phone charger on their own outlets in adjacent seats without any issue.