Fervit
Fervit USB-C to DC 20V 5A 100W PD adapter 90° LED display
Converts a USB-C PD charger to a 20 V 5 A DC barrel output with a 90° plug and real-time LED power display
- Delivers up to 100 W power from USB-C PD chargers
- 90° angled plug fits tight spaces beside laptop ports
- Real-time LED display shows voltage, current and wattage
- Works with 65 W and 18.5 V–20.5 V DC-input laptops
- Alloy shell protects connector for durable daily use
USB-C PD adapter with 90° DC output
The Fervit adapter converts a USB-C Power Delivery source into a 20 V 5 A DC barrel output, delivering up to 100 W for compatible laptops. It supports PD along with QC 2.0 and QC 3.0 input profiles, and a built-in trigger chip negotiates the 20 V 5 A contract automatically. The 90-degree angled plug fits tight spaces around crowded ports. A compact alloy shell protects the connector during transport.
Practical limits of the PD trigger
Full 100 W output requires a charger and cable rated for at least 100 W; lower-rated sources will fall back to reduced power such as 65 W. The adapter accepts an input voltage window of 18.5 V to 20.5 V, so the connected PD charger must be able to supply 20 V within that range. The DC barrel jack is a fixed size, so the laptop's charging port must match exactly. No voltage conversion or regulation occurs beyond the negotiated PD contract.
What to verify before ordering
Confirm that your laptop charges through a DC barrel jack rated for 20 V and 5 A maximum. Check the barrel dimensions against the adapter's fixed plug to ensure a secure fit. Ensure your USB-C charger and cable are both certified for 100 W PD output at 20 V. The LED display shows real-time voltage, current and power, but it does not alter the negotiated power level.
Highlights
- Delivers up to 100 W power from USB-C PD chargers
- 90° angled plug fits tight spaces beside laptop ports
- Real-time LED display shows voltage, current and wattage
- Works with 65 W and 18.5 V–20.5 V DC-input laptops
- Alloy shell protects connector for durable daily use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I pick the 20V 5A version or the 65W version for my laptop?
This single adapter handles both; it outputs 20V at up to 5A for 100W maximum and also supports 65W and 18.5V–20.5V operation depending on the charger you connect.
What does the 100W rating actually deliver when I plug it in?
It passes up to 20V at 5A from a 100W USB-C charger to the DC barrel jack, so your laptop receives the full 100W only if the charger and cable are also rated for 100W or higher.
Does the USB-C input use PD 3.0 or an older standard, and what does that limit?
The input supports USB PD plus QC 2.0 and QC 3.0, so the 100W ceiling is set by the PD negotiation; any charger limited to QC 2.0 or 3.0 will cap output below 100W.
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