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White rectangular adapter with USB-C male plug, USB-A female port, RJ45 Ethernet jack, and PD label

Fervit

Fervit USB-C to USB 3.0 Type-A Female Adapter with PD 24W Power Delivery

SKU CH-A7KN-2T85T

Adds a USB 3.0 Type-A port and 100 Mbps Ethernet to a USB-C device while passing up to 24 W of power

  • Powers via USB-C port, no extra supply needed
  • USB 3.0 Type-A female port for legacy peripherals
  • Supports PD 24W power delivery for charging
  • 100Mbps Ethernet via RJ45 for stable wired network
  • Compatible with Windows, macOS and Android USB-C devices

USB-C Adapter with Ethernet and Power Delivery

This Fervit adapter adds a 100Mbps RJ45 network port and a USB 3.0 Type-A female socket to any device with a USB-C interface. It draws power from the host port so no external supply is required. The adapter supports Power Delivery up to 24W, letting you charge a connected tablet or laptop while the network link is active. Compatibility covers Windows, macOS and Android hosts.

Suited for wired networking on thin laptops

Users who need a stable Ethernet connection on a device that lacks a built-in RJ45 jack will benefit from the 100Mbps link. The single USB 3.0 Type-A port also allows a flash drive, keyboard or mouse to be attached. Buyers who require Gigabit Ethernet speeds, multiple USB ports, video output or card readers should look at a larger multi-port hub instead.

Simple plug-and-play installation

Insert the USB-C male plug into the host and connect an Ethernet cable to the RJ45 socket; drivers load automatically on supported operating systems. Attach a USB-C charging cable to the adapter’s PD port if power pass-through is needed. The most common issue is expecting Gigabit throughput when the hardware is limited to 100Mbps, or finding that some phones do not supply enough current for bus-powered peripherals.

Highlights

  • Powers via USB-C port, no extra supply needed
  • USB 3.0 Type-A female port for legacy peripherals
  • Supports PD 24W power delivery for charging
  • 100Mbps Ethernet via RJ45 for stable wired network
  • Compatible with Windows, macOS and Android USB-C devices

Specifications

BrandFervit

Questions about this item

My laptop only has USB-C ports — will the adapter draw power from the laptop or do I need a separate charger?

The adapter powers itself from the host USB-C port; no extra supply is required. You can also plug a USB-C charger into the same port for up to 24 W pass-through power.

I still use a USB 3.0 flash drive — will it run at full speed through the Type-A port on this adapter?

The female Type-A port is USB 3.0, so a USB 3.0 drive will operate at its rated 5 Gbps speed when connected.

After plugging in the RJ45 cable, how can I confirm the network link is actually running at 100 Mbps?

Check the link speed in your OS network settings or the LED on the RJ45 port; it should show 100 Mbps when the connection is active.

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