Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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Converts an 18.5-20 V square laptop port to USB-C for 100 W PD charging from power banks or wall chargers
This adapter converts a square 18.5-20V laptop power port to a USB-C PD input. It lets you charge compatible ThinkPad, ThinkBook or Xiaoxin notebooks from a 100W USB-C charger or power bank. The short 9cm cable keeps the connection tidy on a desk or in a bag. It is not for laptops that require a different voltage range or a barrel connector.
The unit has no active cooling, so it runs silently during normal charging. Power draw matches the attached charger up to the 100W rating and the 20V output limit. Heat stays low because the adapter only passes current through its internal circuitry. No fan noise or coil whine is produced in typical use.
Under continuous 100W delivery the adapter maintains a stable 20V output without throttling. The nylon braid protects the short cable from wear during repeated plug cycles. It is not for devices that need more than 100W or a voltage outside the 18.5-20V window.
| Changer Type | Power Adapter |
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Plug the square end into the laptop's 18.5-20 V input and the USB-C end into a charger that delivers 100 W PD power.
The 9 cm nylon-braided cable and the square-plug connector endure repeated insertion stress, so they will need replacement before the USB-C end.
The 100 W PD rating is the maximum sustained output; drawing more will trigger the charger's protection or overheat the 9 cm cable.
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