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OIAGLH 60W USB-C laptop power adapter with detachable cable

OIAGLH

OIAGLH S-Video Cable 20V 3A 60W Type-C

SKU CH-SRCZ-2Q38T

Delivers up to 60 W via USB-C with 5 V, 9 V, 15 V and 20 V outputs for laptop charging

  • 60W output charges laptops quickly
  • Multiple voltage options suit various devices
  • USB Type-C connector fits modern ports
  • Compatible with LA60NM200 DA60NM200 HA60NM200 models

60 W USB-C Power Adapter

This adapter delivers up to 60 W through a USB-C connector with selectable output levels of 5 V, 9 V, 15 V and 20 V at 3 A. It is intended for laptops and other devices that accept USB Power Delivery at those voltages. Compatible part references include LA60NM200, DA60NM200 and HA60NM200. The unit is supplied new.

60 W Maximum Output

The adapter comfortably handles devices that draw up to the full 60 W rating across the supported voltage steps. It cannot supply power beyond 60 W, so systems requiring higher wattage or different fixed voltages will not operate from this unit. Buyers needing more than 60 W or a barrel-type connector should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • 60W output charges laptops quickly
  • Multiple voltage options suit various devices
  • USB Type-C connector fits modern ports
  • Compatible with LA60NM200 DA60NM200 HA60NM200 models

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will this 60 W Type-C adapter power my older laptop that only draws 5 V or 9 V over USB-C?

Yes, the adapter negotiates 5 V, 9 V, 15 V or 20 V automatically, so it will supply the lower voltages your legacy machine requests.

How can I confirm the charger is delivering the correct 20 V 3 A output once connected?

Check the laptop's battery icon or power settings; they should show 60 W charging and the adapter's LED (if present) will stay solid when 20 V 3 A is active.

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