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Yellow XT60 male connector on a short black cable ending in a silver USB-C plug

LORDWORLD

LORDWORLD XT60 Male to USB-C PD 100W Adapter SC100

SKU CH-ZB38-Y5QAB

Converts XT60 battery power to USB-C PD up to 100W for laptops, phones and RC gear

  • Charge laptops at 100W from RC batteries via XT60 input
  • Fast-charge phones using PD 3.0 and QC 2.0 protocols at 5A
  • Power quadcopters and RC toys directly through XT60 connector
  • Select 5.0V, 9.0V or 20.0V output to match device needs
  • Deliver up to 5A current for high-draw USB-C devices

XT60 to USB-C PD 100W Adapter

This adapter converts an XT60 male connector into a USB-C male plug supporting Power Delivery up to 100W. It accepts input voltages from 5.0V to 20.0V at a maximum of 5.0A. The unit is aimed at RC hobbyists, drone pilots and mobile professionals who want to power laptops, tablets or phones directly from flight batteries or other XT60-equipped power sources. Users must confirm their device voltage and current requirements before connecting.

Thermals Noise and Power Draw

The adapter has no active cooling and operates silently during use. It passes through up to 100W at 5.0A across supported output voltages of 5.0V, 9.0V and 20.0V under PD 2.0, PD 3.0 and QC 2.0 protocols. Heat generation remains low in normal operation because the device only negotiates and routes power without stepping voltage internally. No fan noise or thermal throttling occurs.

Replaces Separate Chargers and Cables

This single adapter replaces the need to carry a dedicated AC wall charger and a separate XT60 charging lead for field use. It is worthwhile when you already use XT60 batteries for quadcopters, multicopters or other aeromodelling platforms and want to top up USB-C devices on the go. It is not suited for users who lack XT60 power sources or who need regulated voltages outside the 5.0V to 20.0V range.

Highlights

  • Charge laptops at 100W from RC batteries via XT60 input
  • Fast-charge phones using PD 3.0 and QC 2.0 protocols at 5A
  • Power quadcopters and RC toys directly through XT60 connector
  • Select 5.0V, 9.0V or 20.0V output to match device needs
  • Deliver up to 5A current for high-draw USB-C devices

Specifications

BrandLORDWORLD

Questions about this item

How do I connect the XT60 male plug to my battery without reversing polarity?

Align the yellow XT60 male housing so the moulded + and − symbols match the battery’s terminals, then push straight in until the connectors click — forcing it backwards bends the pins and breaks the SC100 handshake.

What part of the adapter wears out first and needs replacement?

The XT60 male pins and the USB-C male tip are the only mechanical contacts; after hundreds of insertions the gold plating can wear, raising resistance and triggering the SC100 protocol to fall back to lower voltages.

At what power level does the adapter hit its thermal limit during a long charge?

Sustained output at 20.0 V and 5.0 A (100 W) is the ceiling; the SC100 controller will throttle or shut down if the XT60 source cannot maintain 5.0-20.0 V at 5.0 A continuously.

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