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Fervit USB-C 100W 20V to DC 7.4*5.0mm PD 65W Cable 1.8m
Delivers up to 100 W at 20 V from a USB-C PD charger to a 7.4×5.0 mm DC laptop port, 1.8 m long
- Charges laptops via USB-C with 65 W DC output
- Accepts 100 W or 66 W USB-C power sources
- Built-in PD trigger negotiates 20 V at up to 5 A
- 8 m cable reaches distant sockets easily
- Fits 7.4 × 5.0 mm and 5.6 mm barrel jacks
USB-C to DC 7.4*5.0mm charging cable
This 1.8 metre cable converts a USB-C power source into a DC 7.4 by 5.0 millimetre barrel connector for laptop charging. It targets users who want to power a compatible laptop from a high-wattage USB-C charger instead of the original brick. The cable integrates a PD trigger chip to negotiate the required voltage. It is not for laptops that use a different barrel size or a proprietary connector.
Built-in PD trigger and protocol support
The cable embeds a 100 watt 20 volt 6 ampere PD emulator trigger at the USB-C male end. It supports QC 2.0, QC 3.0 and USB PD negotiation so the charger can deliver the correct power profile. The Type-C charger used must be rated higher than the DC output the laptop requires. No separate adapter or software is needed; the trigger handles the handshake automatically.
20 volt 5 ampere maximum output
The cable delivers up to 20 volts at 5 amperes for a 100 watt maximum, and also handles 66 watt output profiles. This single specification decides compatibility: the laptop must accept 20 volts through a 7.4 by 5.0 millimetre DC jack and draw no more than 5 amperes. If the laptop requires a different voltage, a higher current or a different jack size, this cable will not work.
Highlights
- Charges laptops via USB-C with 65 W DC output
- Accepts 100 W or 66 W USB-C power sources
- Built-in PD trigger negotiates 20 V at up to 5 A
- 8 m cable reaches distant sockets easily
- Fits 7.4 × 5.0 mm and 5.6 mm barrel jacks
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the built-in PD trigger chip need replacement after heavy use?
The cable integrates a 100W DC 20V 6A PD emulator trigger at the Type-C male end with no user-serviceable parts, so the trigger is not designed to be replaced separately.
What limits the 65W output during continuous charging?
The DC 7.4×5.0 mm male output is rated for 20V 5A up to 100W maximum, and the Type-C charger must supply more power than the laptop draws to sustain 65W.
Does the 1.8 m cable get hot or draw extra power when run all day?
The cable carries up to 100W at 20V 5A through its 1.8 m length; heat depends on the charger and laptop load, and the cable itself adds no active power draw.
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