Picture of the Harman Kardon Microsoft Invoke smart speaker AC power adapter, showing the logo side.

Power Cord Specs for Invoke

Details the power cord specs for Invoke. Firstly, the US version of this AC adapter has folding AC prongs, a four-foot long cord, and is pretty light weight for its larger size.  Plus, the AC adapter box end is quite long.  Yet its small width allows  easy fitting into a standard power strip outlet without blocking nearby sockets.

Picture of the Invoke Power Cord, side view.
The Invoke Power Cord, side view.

Furthermore, the cord silently puts out 40 watts to the unit.  Plus, it offers good regulation, allowing the Invoke to sound off with deep, driving bass and life like dynamic range. 

Now this is not a cheapo power cord though.  It indeed seems well built, runs with little heating even at higher volumes, and transmits little if any RFI and EMI static. 

Picture of the power cord prong-specs label side view.
The power cord prong-specs label side view.

Power Cord Specs for Invoke

Model: F19V-2C-DC.  Input: 110-240 volts, 50-60 Hz., 1.5 Amps Max.  Moreover, the Output: 19 volts at 2 Amps.  Made in China. Energy performance verified.  Also, this supply conforms to UL STD.60065. Certified to CSA STD.C 22.2.  No. 60065. Intertek EP 4007837.  Intertek 4007852.  For indoor use.  Polarity: Positive center on the DC output “barrel” plug.

Picture of the DC output connector on the adapter against a metric ruler.
Showing its DC output connector on the adapter against a metric ruler.

Furthermore, the DC output plug, the metal barrel part, is about 10 mm long, with an outer diameter of 5 mm.

Picture of the AC power adapter DC output connector, showing the center positive hole.
The AC power adapter DC output connector, showing the center positive hole.

Finally, the diameter of the positive lead hole at the top of the barrel plug is roughly 4 mm.

Picture of the AC power adapter plugged Into speaker power port, bottom view.
Showing the power cord plugged into the Invoke power port, bottom view.

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References

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