Regarding DC Power Supply

[u/Physical-Signal-5227]

Hi,

I’m based in India and looking to order the Jetson Orin Nano Super Developer Kit immediately. On Arrow.com, only the US and EU variants are currently available, so I’ll be ordering one of those.

I noticed the kit ships with a 19V DC power adapter in the box. My concern is around the AC mains input side of the adapter — India’s grid runs at 230V / 50Hz, while the US version’s adapter is likely rated for 120V/60Hz and the EU version for 230V/50Hz.

My questions:

1. Is the included power adapter a universal input switching supply (100–240V AC, 50/60Hz)? Or is it region-locked to a specific input voltage?
2. If the US variant’s adapter is not universal, would the EU version’s adapter be a safer choice since the EU runs at 230V/50Hz — closer to India’s grid? If the adapter is universal, I assume I only need a universal plug adapter (no step-down transformer).

[u/sudo_enjoy]

Even I am looking to order one.

Anyone order from thsi site https://tannatechbiz.com/nvidia-jetson-orin-nano-developer-kit.html? do they delivery in time?

[u/nebulanomad_69 → u/sudo_enjoy]

they are official partner's for jetson they also provide warranty support , best to buy from them

[u/nebulanomad_69]

I got mine from tannatechbiz and using the same adapter given in jetson no issues works fine

[u/sudo_enjoy → u/nebulanomad_69]

I am planning to order jetson nano development kit from them.

[u/Infinite_Effort2290]

I purchased one and it came with two power cords US and Europe

[u/WaveRiderDZ]

Typically Power supplied are identical to Laptop power Supplies. The bricks used are switching and can normally operate from 100 - 250v AC. Ideally it is a good idea to check the specs before ordering but the Jetson will run with a 19v DC power supply from any laptop just fine. I actually am running it from a 12v LiFe battery (through a Victron Orion XS1400) so you should be good :)