Fervit
Fervit DC Jack 7.4×5.0 mm to USB-C 140 W 18 cm Cable
Converts a 7.4×5.0 mm DC jack to USB-C, delivering up to 140 W (20 V/7 A) with PD and QC support in an 18 cm braided cable
- Delivers up to 140 W charging with 20 V 7 A output
- Accepts DC input from 15 V to 20.5 V for broad adapter use
- Works with USB-C laptops including Mac Pro 2020 2019 2018 and XPS
- Braided tangle-free sleeve adds rugged durability for daily carry
- Compact 18 cm length enables plug-and-play convenience anywhere
Product Purpose
This Fervit cable adapts a 7.4×5.0 mm DC barrel jack to a USB-C connector, delivering up to 140 W for laptops, tablets and phones. It targets users who need to power USB-C devices from an existing DC source such as a proprietary AC adapter or docking station.
Interface Limits
The cable accepts a DC input range of 15 V to 20.5 V and negotiates output profiles of 5 V 1.5 A, 9 V 2 A, and 20 V up to 7 A. It supports PD, QC 2.0, QC 3.0, DCP, PE+ 1.1, PE 2.0, FCP, AFC, SFCP and SCP, but cannot operate outside the stated voltage window or exceed the 140 W ceiling.
Installation Notes
At 18 cm including connectors, the short braided lead is plug-and-play and resists tangling. The main risk is mismatching the source voltage or device requirements; the supplier warns that incorrect voltage or current selection can damage the connected laptop or phone.
Highlights
- Delivers up to 140 W charging with 20 V 7 A output
- Accepts DC input from 15 V to 20.5 V for broad adapter use
- Works with USB-C laptops including Mac Pro 2020 2019 2018 and XPS
- Braided tangle-free sleeve adds rugged durability for daily carry
- Compact 18 cm length enables plug-and-play convenience anywhere
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What length should I choose for a desk setup?
The cable is 18 cm including connectors, suited for short runs between a barrel-jack power brick and a USB-C device.
What does the 140 W rating mean when I plug it in?
It delivers up to 20 V at 7 A when the source supplies 140 W and the device negotiates that profile; lower profiles such as 100 W or 65 W are also supported.
Which charging standards does the USB-C end actually use?
It negotiates USB PD plus QC 2.0, QC 3.0, DCP, PE+ 1.1, PE 2.0, FCP, AFC, SFCP and SCP for broad laptop and phone compatibility.
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