Quanta 0.3 m USB-C to DC Extension Cord 16AWG IP67 PD 3.0
A .3 m USB-C to DC extension cord with 16 AWG wire, IP67 waterproof locking connector, PD 3.0 chip for 20 V/28 V sources up to 140 W.
- Length0.3 meters
- Terminal GenderMale to Female
- ShieldingBi-Directional
- Disclaimernot_applicable
- Real-time charging status via intelligent LED indicator
- IP67 waterproof DC connector survives 1 m depth for 30 minutes
- 16 AWG copper wire handles up to 5 A current
- PD 3.0 chip supports 20 V / 28 V sources up to 140 W
- Compact 0.3 m length reduces clutter in packs or cup holders
Purpose and User
This 0.3 metre USB-C to DC extension cord connects Starlink Mini devices to power banks, car adapters or wall chargers. It suits outdoor users who need a short, rugged link between a PD source and the terminal.
Interface Limits
The cable carries up to 5 A through 16 AWG copper conductors and embeds a PD 3.0 chip that negotiates 20 V or 28 V output. Voltage drop and overheating are reduced, but the link is limited to the 65 W to 140 W range the source can deliver.
Upgrade Context
It replaces makeshift USB-C cables that lack waterproofing, current capacity or visual feedback. The jump is worth it when you need IP67 sealing, an intelligent LED that flashes below 65 W, and a 30 cm length that fits a backpack or cup holder without clutter.
Highlights
- Real-time charging status via intelligent LED indicator
- IP67 waterproof DC connector survives 1 m depth for 30 minutes
- 16 AWG copper wire handles up to 5 A current
- PD 3.0 chip supports 20 V / 28 V sources up to 140 W
- Compact 0.3 m length reduces clutter in packs or cup holders
Specifications
| Brand | Quanta |
|---|---|
| Length | 0.3 meters |
| Terminal Gender | Male to Female |
| Shielding | Bi-Directional |
| Disclaimer | not_applicable |
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 0.3 m length or a longer cable?
The 0.3 m length keeps slack minimal for backpack or cup-holder routing; choose a longer cable only if the power source cannot sit that close to the device.
What does the 65 W to 140 W range mean when I plug it in?
The 16 AWG copper handles up to 5 A, so the cable itself will not limit power; actual output depends on whether the USB-C source negotiates 20 V or 28 V PD 3.0.
How does the IP67 rating protect the DC connector in practice?
The rotating-lock DC plug is sealed to survive 1 m depth for 30 minutes, so rain, splashes or dust during outdoor use will not interrupt charging.
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