LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD USB-C Female to DC 5.5x2.5mm PD Cable 0.2m 18-20V 65-100W
Converts a USB-C PD charger into a 5.5×2.5 mm DC power source for 18-20 V laptops using a built-in trigger chip
- Charge laptops from USB-C chargers with built-in PD trigger
- Accepts 65-100W USB-C input for 18-20V DC output
- Fits 5.5x2.5mm barrel ports on compatible HP models
- Compact 0.2m cable keeps desk setups tidy
- Requires charger power above laptop demand for safe operation
What this cable does
This LORDWORLD adapter converts a USB-C female input into a DC 5.5x2.5mm male output. It carries a built-in PD trigger so a compatible 65W to 100W charger can deliver 18V or 20V to a laptop barrel jack. The cable length is .2m.
Who should use it and who should not
It suits owners of laptops that charge through a 5.5x2.5mm jack at 18V or 20V and who already have a USB-C PD charger rated 65W to 100W. Buyers whose devices need 5V output, a different barrel size, or a charger below 65W cannot use this cable.
Check your charger and laptop port first
Verify that your USB-C charger explicitly supports 65W to 100W PD output at 18V or 20V. Confirm the laptop charging port is a 5.5mm outer and 2.5mm inner diameter barrel connector. The charger power must exceed the laptop's required input.
Highlights
- Charge laptops from USB-C chargers with built-in PD trigger
- Accepts 65-100W USB-C input for 18-20V DC output
- Fits 5.5x2.5mm barrel ports on compatible HP models
- Compact 0.2m cable keeps desk setups tidy
- Requires charger power above laptop demand for safe operation
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What charger do I need to power this cable?
You need a USB-C PD charger rated between 65W and 100W that can supply 18V or 20V output.
Will it work with my older 5V-only USB-C power bank?
No, the cable only negotiates 18V-20V and does not support 5V output from a power bank.
How can I confirm the cable is delivering the correct voltage to my laptop?
The built-in PD trigger negotiates 18V-20V automatically; verify your laptop charges and shows the expected voltage in its power settings.
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