Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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Converts legacy Square Slim-Tip chargers to USB-C with 100 W maximum output, three ports and USB-IF certified Power Delivery
This adapter lets owners of legacy Lenovo square slim-tip chargers power modern USB-C laptops, tablets and phones. It accepts the rectangular tip from older ThinkPad bricks and presents a USB-C male plug plus two additional USB-A ports and a USB-C female port for simultaneous charging.
The converter passes through whatever the connected legacy supply can deliver, up to a ceiling of 100 W. A 60 W brick therefore tops out at 60 W, a 90 W brick at 90 W, and only a 100 W or higher source reaches the rated maximum. The two USB-A ports share 12 W and the extra USB-C female port supplies 15 W, so multi-device loads stay within the brick's continuous capability rather than spiking above it.
It removes the need to buy new USB-C power supplies when migrating from ThinkPad X1 Carbon, T440, T480, T490 or Yoga 900 models to newer USB-C hardware. The jump is worthwhile when the existing square-tip brick is still functional and its wattage meets the new device's requirement; it is not suited for users who have already discarded their legacy adapters or who need more power than their old brick can provide.
| Type | Adapter |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
The adapter has no fan or moving parts, so it runs silently; any warmth will depend on the charger you connect and the load drawn by your device.
You need a Lenovo Square Slim-Tip charger — 60W or 90W models work, and the adapter will pass through up to that charger's rated output.
Yes, the adapter negotiates USB-PD with the laptop and delivers up to the brick's original 60W or 90W limit, so older ThinkPad chargers remain useful.
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