Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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Converts a USB-C PD charger into an Asus 4.0x1.35mm DC power source for compatible laptops up to 65W
This converter cable connects a USB-C Power Delivery charger to Asus laptops that use a 4.0x1.35mm DC barrel jack. It accepts 18.5V to 20V at 3A from a compatible 65W or higher PD source. The built-in PD trigger chip negotiates the required voltage automatically. It is designed for users who want to replace a proprietary brick with a universal USB-C charger.
The cable works with the specific X556 and UX32 series notebooks listed in the compatibility data, including Vivobook and Zenbook variants. It is not for laptops that require more than 65W of power or use a different barrel size. Buyers with Asus models outside the listed series or those needing higher wattage should look at alternative solutions.
The male 4.0x1.35mm tip fits the exact charging port on the supported Asus laptops. The female USB-C end contains the circuitry to request 18.5V-20V at 3A from a PD charger. This specific connector geometry and voltage negotiation capability determine whether the adapter will power a given machine.
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Yes, the male 4.0x1.35mm tip is built for Asus laptops using that exact barrel size, including the X556UQ listed in the compatible models.
No driver is required; the built-in PD trigger chip at the Type-C female end negotiates 18.5V-20V at 3A automatically when you plug in a 65W or higher USB-C PD charger.
The cable has no moving parts or consumable elements, so it only needs replacement if the connectors become loose, the insulation frays, or the PD chip stops negotiating voltage.
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