LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD USB-C to USB-C 20V to 5V Converter Adapter 5.1K Resistor 480Mbps 5 Pack
A five-pack of USB-C adapters that blocks 20V PD power and passes 5V DC with a 5.1K resistor while supporting USB 2.0 data at 480Mbps
- Blocks 20V PD power, delivers only 5V DC
- Built-in 5.1K resistor ensures stable charging current
- Metal casing resists wear better than plastic
- USB 2.0 data transfer up to 480Mbps
- Works with shavers, toothbrushes, fans, headphones, screwdrivers
USB-C 20V to 5V adapter with 5.1K resistor
This pack contains five USB-C to USB-C adapters that step 20V Power Delivery down to a fixed 5V output. A built-in 5.1K resistor ensures the correct handshake so the connected device draws a stable current. The plug must be inserted into the device port, not the charger port. They suit users who need to power 5V USB-C gadgets from a higher-voltage PD source.
USB 2.0 data limit and one-way voltage conversion
Data transfer is capped at USB 2.0 speeds of 480Mbps, so large file moves will be slower than on USB 3.x or USB4 links. The adapter only blocks 20V PD and passes 5V; it does not negotiate other voltages or increase power beyond what the 5V rail provides. Buyers who need multi-voltage PD passthrough or faster data rates cannot use this product.
Replaces makeshift cables and fixed-voltage chargers
These adapters replace proprietary 5V chargers and awkward cable combinations for shavers, toothbrushes, fans, headphones and electric screwdrivers. The metal casing resists daily wear better than plastic alternatives. The upgrade is worth it when a single PD charger must serve several 5V devices and 480Mbps data is sufficient for occasional syncing.
Highlights
- Blocks 20V PD power, delivers only 5V DC
- Built-in 5.1K resistor ensures stable charging current
- Metal casing resists wear better than plastic
- USB 2.0 data transfer up to 480Mbps
- Works with shavers, toothbrushes, fans, headphones, screwdrivers
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which pack size should I choose for multiple 5V devices?
The product is sold as a 5 pack, giving you five identical adapters so each USB-C 5V device — shaver, toothbrush, fan, headphones or screwdriver — can keep its own converter without swapping cables.
What does the 480 Mbps rating mean when I connect a device?
It means the adapter passes USB 2.0 data at up to 480 Mbps, so you can sync or update compatible gadgets while they charge at 5 V.
How does the 5.1 kΩ resistor affect the USB-C power negotiation?
The built-in 5.1 kΩ resistor tells the charger to supply only 5 V and blocks 20 V Power Delivery, so the connected device receives a steady 5 V DC current.
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