LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD USB-C to XT60 Adapter Cable 1.64ft 100W 5A 5.0-20.0V
Delivers up to 100 W at 5 A through an XT60 connector for RC batteries
- Delivers up to 100W power via USB-C PD
- Adjustable 5.0-20.0V output suits many RC chargers
- XT60 plug connects directly to iSDT, GT Power, Hota RC gear
- Flame-retardant, fire-resistant materials protect during high-current charging
- Compact 1.64ft cable packs easily for field use
USB-C to XT60 Adapter Cable
This USB-C to XT60 adapter cable delivers up to 100W of power at 5A across a 5.0-20.0V range. It connects a USB-C power source to devices that use an XT60 connector. The 1.64ft length keeps the setup compact for field use.
Suits RC pilots charging LiPo packs
Pilots using iSDT, GT Power or Hota RC chargers can plug directly into a USB-C PD source. The flame-retardant jacket and multi-function protection support safe charging sessions. Users whose batteries or chargers require a different connector will need a separate adapter.
100W 5A 5.0-20.0V power profile
The cable negotiates up to 100W at 5A over the 5.0-20.0V range via USB-C Power Delivery. This single specification decides whether your charger and battery combination can be powered from the USB-C source you have.
Highlights
- Delivers up to 100W power via USB-C PD
- Adjustable 5.0-20.0V output suits many RC chargers
- XT60 plug connects directly to iSDT, GT Power, Hota RC gear
- Flame-retardant, fire-resistant materials protect during high-current charging
- Compact 1.64ft cable packs easily for field use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I choose the right USB-C charger to use with this XT60 adapter cable?
Select a USB-C power source that supports the SC100 protocol and can deliver up to 5 A across the 5.0–20.0 V range so the cable can provide its full 100 W capability.
What does the 100 W rating mean when I connect this cable to my RC battery charger?
It means the adapter can pass up to 100 W from a compatible USB-C source to the XT60 side, limited to 5 A and the 5.0–20.0 V window your charger negotiates.
Which charging standard does the USB-C end use and what does it cap in practice?
The cable uses the SC100 protocol, capping output at 5 A and 20.0 V for a maximum of 100 W over its 1.64 ft length.
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