Jawbone Wall Cell Phone Charger Guide
No one enjoys having the battery go dead in the middle of a phone call. When you need to charge your electronic devices, having a good charger is important. There are a few things to take into consideration before purchasing a replacement phone charging wall adapter.
How does a wall adapter or charger from Jawbone work?A Jawbone wall cell phone charger is an important piece of equipment that is necessary for you to keep your phone's battery electrically charged. It works for different phone models using input and output. It will receive input from a power source, in most cases an electrical power socket or USB, and then convert the electrical energy into usable output. It then sends the output through a cord and into a device's battery. Most power sources, such as electric sockets, send out electricity in the form of AC volts. A wall adapter converts that energy to DC voltage so it can be utilized by an electronic device with a rechargeable battery.
How many volts should a phone adapter put out?A good standard ballpark conversion rate for a plugged-in wall adapter that can be used with a smartphone is five volts at 100mA. This is equivalent to 5W of power.
Are some adapters faster than others?Not all adapters are created equally. Some phone wall adapters work more quickly than others. Generally, any adapter that produces more than 10W is considered a fast-charging unit. This is equivalent to 2.0A at five volts output. Generally, large smart devices require around 2.1 amps to charge at a standard rate. This means that smaller smart devices only need around 1.5 amps to charge at a regular rate. This also means that a 2.1 amp adapter unit will power a cell phone about 20 percent faster. See the manufacturer site for details.
Is using a rapid charge bad for your device?Generally speaking, no. Charging your cellular device quickly may cause damage to your battery in some circumstances, but as long as you unplug your adapter and cord unit when your device is at full battery capacity, you won't notice any significant battery differences. There are, however, some units which can produce an electrical charge that can damage your battery. Avoid charging your phone with an adapter that puts out more than 2.5 amps.
How should you care for your wall adapter and cord?Improper storage and care of your wall adapter can result in damage and malfunction. It's a good idea to know how to properly care for all of your charging components. This will help you get the longest life out of these components.
- Proper storage: Storing your adapter and USB cord correctly is important. Don't leave it plugged into a power source when you're done using it. Keep it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Don't let your charging unit fall to the bottom of a bag or backpack where it can get grimy and covered in debris and crumbs.
- Check for damage: Before using any electronic device, you should inspect it for damage. Cracks, tears in the cord, and warping can all be bad for your charging unit and the device you're charging. Incomplete circuits and loose wires are dangerous.