I have a 24'' UltraGear FHD IPS 1ms 144Hz HDR Monitor (Model: LG 24GN60T-B), but I'm missing the power cord, which can cost between $60 to $100. I found an AC DC Adapter Charger on Amazon that's advertised for LG products, with the specs: Output: DC 19V 2A-4A, Input: AC 100-240V 50/60Hz, and it has a connector size of 6.5x4.4. I've seen on various sites that this might be compatible, but I want to confirm if anyone else has experience with this? For reference, my monitor requires an input of 100-240V, 50-60Hz, and an output of 19V 2.1A, 40W.
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You should check the back of the monitor or the manual to ensure the voltage and amp requirements are met. For the cord you’re considering, it needs to have the same connector and polarity, match the output voltage, and provide at least the required amperage. Since you mentioned the monitor needs 2.1A, that should work fine with the 2A-4A range of the adapter, just make sure the connector fits!
I’ll definitely check the connector and polarity as you suggested. The monitor specifies it doesn’t have polarity, but I'll verify that. Thanks for the tips!