LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD USB-C Power Supply 5V 3A for Raspberry Pi 4
A USB-C power supply delivering 5 V at 3 A for Raspberry Pi 4 Model B with short-circuit, over-voltage and over-current protection, rated for 60000 hours and certified to UL, FCC, CE, GS.
- Reliable power for Raspberry Pi 4 with 5V 3A USB-C output
- Worldwide use from AC 100 to 240V input
- Built-in protection against short circuit, over-voltage and over-current
- Long service life rated at 60000 hours
- Certified to UL, FCC, CE, GS, SAA, RCM and ROHS/REACH compliant
Power supply for Raspberry Pi 4
The LORDWORLD USB-C adapter delivers a steady 5V 3A output from a 100~240V 0.8A input. It is built for the Raspberry Pi 4 Model B and carries UL, FCC, CE, GS, SAA and RCM safety marks. The unit is rated for roughly 60,000 hours of operation and meets ROHS and REACH environmental standards.
Check your board and cable
Confirm the target board uses a USB-C power port and requires 5V at 3A. Verify the mains voltage in your region falls within the 100~240V range. Ensure the USB-C cable you plan to use can handle the full 3A current without excessive voltage drop.
Replaces weaker or unofficial chargers
This supply upgrades from lower-current phone chargers or generic adapters that cannot sustain 3A under load. The jump is worth it when the Pi 4 experiences throttling, unexpected reboots or peripheral failures caused by insufficient power delivery. It is not for boards that use micro-USB or barrel-jack power inputs.
Highlights
- Reliable power for Raspberry Pi 4 with 5V 3A USB-C output
- Worldwide use from AC 100 to 240V input
- Built-in protection against short circuit, over-voltage and over-current
- Long service life rated at 60000 hours
- Certified to UL, FCC, CE, GS, SAA, RCM and ROHS/REACH compliant
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What comes in the box and do I need to buy a USB-C cable separately?
The power supply has a fixed USB-C output lead, so no separate cable is required for the Raspberry Pi 4 Model B.
Should I choose this 5 V 3 A version or a lower-current model for my Pi 4?
The Raspberry Pi 4 Model B draws up to 3 A, so this 5 V 3 A supply matches the board’s maximum demand.
What does the 5 V 3 A rating mean when the board is under full load?
It delivers a steady 5 V at up to 3 A, preventing the low-voltage throttle that can occur with weaker adapters.
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