Fervit
Fervit USB 3.1 Type-C to Surface DC 12-15V 65W 1.8m Cable
Charges Surface Pro 3-6 and Book from a 65 W USB 3.1 Type-C charger with 12-15 V output via 1.8 m cable
- Charge Surface devices from a USB-C charger using 12/15V PD output
- Built-in PD trigger negotiates 65W power delivery automatically
- 8 m cable reaches desk or bedside outlets easily
- USB 3.1 Type-C connector fits modern chargers and power banks
- Compatible with Surface Pro 3 through Pro 6 and Surface Book
USB-C to Surface DC charging cable
This Fervit cable connects a USB 3.1 Type-C charger to Microsoft Surface Pro 3 through Pro 6 and Surface Book models. It accepts 65 W input at 12 V or 15 V and delivers the same voltage range through the proprietary Surface connector. The cable length is 1.8 m and it is sold new.
Built-in PD trigger enables voltage negotiation
A PD emulator trigger inside the Type-C male end negotiates 12 V or 15 V output from the charger. Without this trigger a standard charger will not supply the required voltage and the cable will not charge the laptop. The accessory therefore replaces the original power brick when paired with a compatible 65 W USB-C source.
Suits owners of older Surface devices wanting
Travellers and desk users who already carry a 65 W USB-C power supply can leave the bulky Surface brick behind. Buyers whose charger lacks 12 V or 15 V PDO support, or who need to charge newer Surface models that use USB-C natively, should look at other solutions.
Highlights
- Charge Surface devices from a USB-C charger using 12/15V PD output
- Built-in PD trigger negotiates 65W power delivery automatically
- 8 m cable reaches desk or bedside outlets easily
- USB 3.1 Type-C connector fits modern chargers and power banks
- Compatible with Surface Pro 3 through Pro 6 and Surface Book
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the PD trigger chip inside the USB-C plug need replacing after heavy use?
The built-in PD emulator trigger is a fixed component and is not designed to be serviced or swapped out.
What limits continuous charging at the full 65 W rate?
The source charger must explicitly support 12 V or 15 V output profiles; without those voltages the cable cannot deliver 65 W.
Does the cable get hot or draw extra power when running all day?
It carries only the negotiated 12 V to 15 V from the charger to the Surface port, so heat and power draw match the laptop's own charging demand.
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