LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD XT60 Male to DC 5.5×2.5mm Male Angled Adapter
Angled XT60 male to DC 5.5×2.5 mm male adapter connects TS100 soldering iron or FPV gear to XT60 batteries
- Connect TS100 soldering iron directly to XT60 battery packs for field repairs
- Angled horizontal design keeps cables tidy in tight multicopter frames
- High-temperature resistant materials maintain safe insulation under heavy current loads
- Plug-and-play XT60 to DC 5.5×2.5 mm connection requires no soldering or tools
- Compatible with FPV drones, RC vehicles, solar chargers and other XT60-powered gear
XT60 to DC 5.5×2.5mm angled adapter
This adapter links an XT60 male connector to a DC 5.5×2.5mm male plug. It suits FPV pilots, drone operators and hobbyists who need portable power for field repairs or soldering work.
DC 5.5×2.5mm barrel limits
The barrel connector carries the current the TS100 iron draws, so the adapter is practical only within that load range. It does not add regulation, protection or protocol negotiation beyond the physical connection.
Replaces improvised XT60-to-barrel wiring
It removes the need for soldered pigtails or loose jumper leads when powering a TS100 from a LiPo pack. The step up is worth it whenever a reliable, insulated, plug-and-play link is preferred over hand-made cables.
Highlights
- Connect TS100 soldering iron directly to XT60 battery packs for field repairs
- Angled horizontal design keeps cables tidy in tight multicopter frames
- High-temperature resistant materials maintain safe insulation under heavy current loads
- Plug-and-play XT60 to DC 5.5×2.5 mm connection requires no soldering or tools
- Compatible with FPV drones, RC vehicles, solar chargers and other XT60-powered gear
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What is the difference between the straight and angled XT60-to-DC versions?
The angled version routes the cable horizontally, reducing strain on the TS100 soldering iron or drone frame during field repairs.
How much current can the 5.5×2.5 mm DC plug actually carry when powered from a 60 A-rated XT60 battery?
The XT60 side is rated for 60 A, but the 5.5×2.5 mm barrel is typically limited to about 5 A, so the adapter caps at the lower figure.
Does the SC100 protocol marking mean the adapter negotiates voltage with the battery?
No, SC100 refers to the connector housing style; the adapter is a passive pass-through and does not negotiate voltage.
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