Apple 45W MagSafe 2 Power Adapter for MacBook Air

The 45W MagSafe 2 Power Adapter designed for the MacBook Air offers several key features for a reliable and user-friendly charging experience:

Magnetic DC Connector: The 45W MagSafe 2 Power Adapter features a magnetic DC connector, ensuring that the power cable disconnects safely if it encounters excessive strain. This design helps prevent cable fraying or weakening over time. The magnetic connection also guides the plug into the system for a quick and secure attachment.

LED Status Indicator: The head of the DC connector includes an LED indicator. An amber light indicates that your MacBook Air is currently charging, while a green light signifies a full charge. This feature allows you to monitor your device’s charging status at a glance.

Long Cord Length: The adapter comes with an AC cord to provide maximum cord length, allowing for flexibility in positioning and charging. Additionally, it includes an AC wall adapter, making it a compact and convenient choice for travel.

Clever Cable Management: Specifically designed for the MacBook Air, this adapter includes a cable management feature that allows the DC cable to be neatly wound around itself, making cable storage easy and organized.

Versatile Charging: This power adapter is capable of recharging the MacBook Air’s lithium polymer battery whether the system is off, on, or in sleep mode. It can also power the system even if you choose to operate it without a battery.

Compatibility: Please note that this power adapter is compatible only with the MacBook Air equipped with a MagSafe Power Port.

Not Sure About Compatibility?  If you’re uncertain whether this is the right power adapter for your Mac, you can refer to an article for more information on selecting the correct one.

To determine your specific Mac model, follow these steps:

• For OS X Lion (10.7) or later, click on the Apple logo () in the top left corner, select “About This Mac,” and then click “More Info.” Your Mac model and generation will be displayed.
• If you are using an earlier version of OS X, you can enter your serial number on a specific webpage to identify your Mac model.