Chargers getting hot is normal because about 220 to 240 AC volts are converted in the charger to 5 DC volts. Chargers usually contain resistors which does it work by converting electric energy to heat energy to reduce the voltage. It also contains capacitors which also gives of heat.
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Chargers getting hot is normal because about 220 to 240 AC volts are converted in the charger to 5 DC volts. Chargers contain components like transformers, resistors and capacitors (among others) which gives off heat under normal load.
Charger getting hot should not be a problem unless it happens even when the device (iPad in this case) is not connected.
Chargers getting hot is normal because about 220 to 240 AC volts are converted in the charger to 5 DC volts. Chargers usually contain resistors which does it work by converting electric energy to heat energy to reduce the voltage. It also contains capacitors which also gives of heat.
Charger getting hot should not be a problem unless it happens even when the device (iPad in this case) is not connected.