My laptop lists 20v/5a for charging through a type c port, but I plan to connect it to a solar panel.
My laptop lists 20v/5a for charging through a type c port, but I plan to connect it to a solar panel.
Says it is 20v/3a. Would this harm my laptop? 2023 zephyrus g16
To charge your ASUS ROG Zephyrus G16, use a power source rated 20V/5A to avoid any harm.
Does anyone have a clear answer on whether a solar charger rated at 20v/3a will actually cause damage? Will it fail to work or function properly? I don’t want to spend $100 on a panel and end up with nothing or worse, causing damage. I thought the warnings about exceeding 5A were correct, but I’m not sure.
If anyone is interested, there’s a flex solar panel of 60 watts.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qXPcuNv8_Ys
It’s not enough to fully power it during gaming, but it should be sufficient for browsing or solar charging. Thanks.
I stay within the guidelines provided. As per the manual, any issue that can be attributed to the end user is typically handled by Asus's RMA team. If you experience any damage, their response will likely reject your request or impose significant charges.
Additionally, the performance of the solar panel may suffer if the angle isn't properly adjusted, leading to reduced power generation. Maintaining a consistent setup is essential. Consider using a battery pack connected to the solar panel to ensure a steady power supply.