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Sony AC-E30A Worldwide AC Power Adaptor with Folding Plug Blade

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Binding: Electronics
Product Brand: Sony
Color: BLACK
EAN: 0027242571181
Label: Sony
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Product Manufacturer: Sony
Model: ACE30A
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Sony
Studio: Sony


Piece facts:
  • Worldwide voltage capable; perfect for home or abroad
  • Slim, compact design; AC plug's blade folds into the adaptor's body
  • Low waiting-power consumption; reduced 1/3 of normal
  • Weighs roughly one-third the weight of previous models
  • Large current capacity: up to 1000mA maximum DC



Blade Plug Folding with Adaptor Power AC Worldwide AC-E30A Sony





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The compact, lightweight Sony AC-E30A 110/220 Volt AC Power Adapter provides steady, reliable power for virtually any electronic device requiring 3 Volts DC

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The Sony AC-E30A is an appropriate AC adaptor for home or while traveling abroad. The slim profile makes it a nice accessory to pack away in a small bag or backpack. Sony has made this adaptor about one-third the weight of previous models, which will make the backpack tourists very happy. With the foldable AC plug blade, the adaptor becomes a straight-lined package, further enhancing its convenient storage capability. The adaptor is worldwide voltage capable. The low waiting-power consumption is a nice energy saving feature, while the large current capacity is a plus for its wide range of uses. With the 6.5 foot cord, reaching those ill-spaced outlets is made a bit easier. The AC-E30A has a rated output of 3V DC and a rated input of 100-240V AC.

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Sony AC-E30A power adaptor and data sheet.









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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * It's just what I needed ...
I have 6 Sony MX-20 digital recorders and I got tired of replacing AAA batteries so I purchased 3 of these AC adapters and they work just fine. The cord is extra long so it is very convenient to use.


Buyer's feedback: 1 out of 5 stars - Buyer Beware: No Power Adaptor
The sound is okay, but I don't recommend this item for one simple reason: no power cord. It doesn't state (at least in the description above) that there's no power cord included with this unit. That costs extra time and hassle. There are a lot of units out there that do come with a power adaptor: buy one of those instead.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Excellent AC Power Adaptor ...
I am very happy when using this Adapter. I am using it for my Sony ICD-MX20DR9 because it saves my batteries when synchronizing with my pc or when using it in home. This Adapter is not including my ICD-MX20DR9 box. It's folding plug blade save place sceptically when moving some where. I recommend this for all Sony products that needs 3V in.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - Great Adaptor
I am very happy with this adaptor...it turned my portable cd player/radio into an electric appliance saving on battery use. I purchased small speakers so i can use it when I do tai chi, dance or cook. It can also be used worldwide. The price and service are excellent. Thanks.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * AC power cord ...
The only thing I found wrong with this product is that as a consumer, I didnt take the time to search to see if this was in fact a battery charger. I had the idea of a power adaper being something which could charge my voice recorder (seeing as the power input is at the bottom of the recorder). Please search as a consumer what each specific product does. I have learned the hard way. I hope this review helps. Sony AC-E30A Worldwide AC Power Adaptor with Folding Plug Blade

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