- Which laptops does this adapter fit?
- It suits Dell Precision mobile workstations and Alienware laptops that use a 240W adapter with a 7.4mm barrel plug. Check your model's wattage and connector before buying, since many Dell laptops use 130W or 180W units or USB-C.
- Is this a genuine Dell part?
- It is sold as a Dell FWCRC adapter, the same part number Dell uses for its 240W charger. Genuine units match the original's voltage and current, which matters on high-draw gaming and workstation laptops.
- Can I use it in the US?
- The adapter itself accepts standard AC input, but the included cable has a UK plug. In the US you would need a UK-to-US plug adapter or a separate US mains cable.
- Does it charge over USB-C?
- No. It charges through the 7.4mm barrel connector only, so it will not power USB-C-only laptops or charge phones and tablets.
- Is it worth it over a cheaper third-party charger?
- A genuine 240W unit is the safer match for a high-power Dell, since underpowered or misrated third-party bricks can cause throttling or charging errors. If your laptop only needs 130W or 180W, a smaller adapter is lighter and cheaper.
- Where is the Dell FWCRC 240-Watts 19.5V 12.3A Power Adapter with 7.4mm Plug UK Mains Power Cable cheapest?
- At eBay, for $29.99, 58% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Dell FWCRC 240-Watts 19.5V 12.3A Power Adapter with 7.4mm Plug UK Mains Power Cable?
- 11 stores we checked sell it, including Gotodirect, eBay, Mercari, Walmart, emerpower.