Power input limit to charger

[wtayo2]

Have both eGo-T batteries and iTaste MVP 2.0 ones, thinking I did not have a an available AC-DC adapter available (all in use) I temporarily charged my batts using my pc.
My order finally came in and I started using an AC-DC wall adapter, no longer using the pc.
joyetech AC-DC Adapter
Model: joyetech
Output: 5.0V =/ 500mA

As luck would have it I found two adapters not be used around the house;
Google AC-DC Adapter
Model: MST3K-US
Output: 5.1v = 850mA (normal female usb connector)
Have used this one a couple times when charging two batts at once on different house circuits, did not have any problems that I noticed.

Pantech AC-DC Adapter
Model: CNRUSB
Output: 5.0v === 1A (top line before the 1 is a solid line) (normal female usb connector)
Have not tried this one yet, the 1A seems so much higher than the Joyetech.

Are either of these two AC-DC wall adapters safe to use when charging my batts.

Thanks much

The charging cables to the batts are;
eGo-T - normal usb to eGo, rating Input: DC 5v
MVP - normal usb to mini usb, no rating tag/label

 

[Spirometry]

The 5v ratings are for the maximum current that the converter can provide. The actual current will be determined by the charger that you plug into it.

I prefer to have all 2 amp wall adapters around the house so i'm not trying to plug a 2 amp device into a 500mA adapter.

That line with the 3 dashes under it is the Direct Current symbol.

 

[Ryedan]

Have both eGo-T batteries and iTaste MVP 2.0 ones, thinking I did not have a an available AC-DC adapter available (all in use) I temporarily charged my batts using my pc.
My order finally came in and I started using an AC-DC wall adapter, no longer using the pc.
Joyetech AC-DC Adapter
Model: Joyetech
Output: 5.0V =/ 500mA

As luck would have it I found two adapters not be used around the house;
Google AC-DC Adapter
Model: MST3K-US
Output: 5.1v = 850mA (normal female usb connector)
Have used this one a couple times when charging two batts at once on different house circuits, did not have any problems that I noticed.

Pantech AC-DC Adapter
Model: CNRUSB
Output: 5.0v === 1A (top line before the 1 is a solid line) (normal female usb connector)
Have not tried this one yet, the 1A seems so much higher than the Joyetech.

The USB plug standard output is 5.0 +-0.25 volts, 500mA minimum. Both of your adapters are OK. The extra adapter mA will not be used unless a charger asks for it (draws it) and it appears both are happy at 500mA or less because that is what the Joyetech adapter is.

 

[wtayo2]

Thank you both, heard too many bad stories about using the wrong chargers.
Spirometry, every time I look online for an ac-dc adapter they do not give detailed specs as to output. Do you have a hint where I may find 5v - 2A adapters.
Thanks

 

[Spirometry]

Amazon.com: Samsung OEM Universal 2.0 Amp Micro Home Travel Charger for Samsung Galaxy Note 2/Note 3/S3/S4/S5 - Non-Retail Packaging - White: Cell Phones & Accessories

http://www.homedepot.com/p/Leviton-Decora-15-Amp-Combination-Duplex-Receptacle-and-USB-Charger-White-R02-T5632-0BW/205092277?N=5yc1vZc33aZ1z0r7vs

Amazon.com: SCOSCHE USBC242M 12 Watt USB Car Charger for iPhone/iPad/iPod Lightning/Micro - Retail Packaging - Black: Cell Phones & Accessories

 

[KGB7]

You can use any USB wall charger, even if its 5amps. The mod it self has a current limit built in, so it will charge at the rate it was designed for.

Ive charged my MVP2 using Samsungs 2Amp wall charger and a 2Amp car charger with no issues.

You can continue to use your computers USB sockets; USB2 is 500mah and USB3 is 800mah.

 

[Thrasher]

Thank you both, heard too many bad stories about using the wrong chargers.
Spirometry, every time I look online for an ac-dc adapter they do not give detailed specs as to output. Do you have a hint where I may find 5v - 2A adapters.
Thanks

The wart has to always be equal to or more then what the device requires.


And your right, many stories about wrong chargers - * chargers* - not the wall warts they are plugged into, this distinction gets lost in most stories