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3-in-1 Universal Laptop Charger for use in home, in the car and airplane!

• Universal Laptop Charger in metal housing
• Can be used with most laptops of Acer, Asus, BenQ, Dell, Fujitsu, HP/Compaq, IBM, LiteOn, Nec, Samsung, Sony and Toshiba
• Weighs less than 500 grams! Silent operation, without fan.
• Charge your laptop or LCD monitor whenever you want
• Extra USB port for charging a second device
• Overheating protection
• 8 Different Voltage settings: 12V 15V 16V 18V 19V 20V 22V 24V
• Easy installation
• Accessible helpdesk
• Multilingual user manual
• 2-Year warranty

	Power connectors: 10 power plugs
	USB ports: 1x USB port (5V 1A)
	Maximum power: 100Watt
	Input: 110V ~ 240V AC
	Efficiency: >80%(TYP)
	Temperature -0°C---40°C
	Humidity 20%---80%
	8 Different Voltage settings: 12V 15V 16V 18V 19V 20V 22V 24V
	Power: 12-20V 5A, 22-24V 4.16A

Faqs	Frequently asked questions
Helpdesk	Ask a question
Manuals	EM397x-Free-Tip-Service.pdf 3971man 3971man-rev1
Compatible Operating Systems	This product does not depend on your operating system.
Drivers/ software	A driver is not required for this product
Images	EM3971-high
Datasheet	Datasheet

The Eminent EM3971 Universal Laptop Charger (100W) can be used with almost every laptop or LCD screen, thanks to the 10 different power connectors. This charger also has an additional USB port for charging USB devices, such as a telephone, MP3 player or media player. Also included is a connector to use the charger in the car and aircraft.

The Eminent EM3971 Universal Laptop Charger is compatible with many laptops, including Averatec, IBM, SONY, DELL, HP, APPLE, NEC, TOSHIBA, COMPAQ, FUJITSU, SAMSUNG, LITEON, DELTA, ACER, LS, SHARP, GATEWAY, LENOVO, HIPRO, ASUS and many others!

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Calculate the wattage of your laptop
To see if the universal charger is suitable for your netbook or notebook, you can calculate the Watt usage of your laptop. Check your current charger, or check the properties of your laptop. Multiply the Volts by Amperage to calculate the total Watt usage. For example, if your current charger uses 15V 3A, the Watt usage is 45 W (15V x 3A)