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Lind USBC100-5486 DC/DC adapter iPad accessory 100 W 36 in cable 12 32 V DC input black 90 deg USB-C
A 100 W DC/DC adapter converts 12–32 V vehicle power to USB-C with a 36 in bare-wire input and a 90° screw-pin output cable
- Delivers 100 W to power demanding USB-C devices
- 36 in bare-wire input cable fits vehicle installations
- 90° right-angle USB-C plug with screw-pin reduces strain
- 12 to 32 V DC input suits mobile power systems
- Black finish matches professional equipment aesthetics
Vehicle power adapter for USB-C devices
The Lind USBC100-5486 converts 12 V DC to 32 V DC vehicle power into a 100 W USB-C output. It targets mobile workers who need to charge laptops, tablets or other high-draw USB-C gear from a fleet vehicle or heavy equipment cab. The 36 in bare-wire input cable allows direct connection to a fused power bus or accessory circuit.
Right-angle output with screw-pin retention
A 90° right-angle USB-C plug reduces cable strain in tight dash or console cutouts. The screw-pin locking mechanism secures the connector against vibration so the link stays intact on rough terrain. No extra mounting hardware or power brick is required; the adapter draws from the existing DC system and frees up a 12 V socket for other accessories.
Steady 100 W delivery over long shifts
The unit sustains its full 100 W rating during continuous operation rather than only in short bursts. Thermal design keeps output stable while the vehicle engine runs or idles, so attached devices charge at full speed throughout the workday. The bare-wire input and locking output together eliminate intermittent contact that can throttle power on bumpy roads.
Highlights
- Delivers 100 W to power demanding USB-C devices
- 36 in bare-wire input cable fits vehicle installations
- 90° right-angle USB-C plug with screw-pin reduces strain
- 12 to 32 V DC input suits mobile power systems
- Black finish matches professional equipment aesthetics
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
At what point does the 100 W output become the limiting factor during continuous use?
The adapter delivers up to 100 W continuously; if your device demands more, the adapter will hit its rated ceiling first.
How much heat or noise should I expect when this unit runs all day in a vehicle?
With no fan and a bare-wire 36 in input, it runs silently; warmth stays proportional to the load you draw up to 100 W.
My iPad needs USB-C PD — what must I already have for this adapter to work?
You need a 12–32 V DC source and a USB-C device that accepts up to 100 W over the 90° screw-pin output cable.
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