Raspberry Pi
Raspberry Pi SC1153 27W USB-C Power Adapter (White)
Official 27 W USB-C supply delivering 5.1 V at 5 A for Raspberry Pi 5 with 1.2 m cable
- Official 27W supply built for Raspberry Pi 5
- Custom 5.1V 5A mode delivers peak Pi 5 performance
- Four standard PD voltages cover other USB-C devices
- 2m 18AWG cable gives flexible desk placement
- Worldwide 100–240V input works on any mains supply
Official 27 W USB-C supply for Raspberry Pi 5
This power adapter is the official 27 W USB-C supply built for the Raspberry Pi 5. It delivers a dedicated 5.1 V / 5 A mode that meets the board's peak current needs, plus standard Power Delivery profiles at 9 V / 3 A, 12 V / 2.25 A and 15 V / 1.8 A. The unit accepts 100–240 V AC input and includes a 1.2 m captive cable with an 18 AWG USB-C plug.
Who this suits
Makers and developers running a Raspberry Pi 5 with HATs or multiple USB peripherals will get reliable headroom from the 5 A custom mode. Builders who need only the baseline 3 A profile for lighter workloads may find a smaller PD charger sufficient.
Deciding specification
The 5.1 V / 5 A custom power-delivery mode is the single figure that guarantees full Raspberry Pi 5 performance under heavy load. Without it the board throttles, so verify that any alternative supply explicitly lists this exact voltage and current combination.
Highlights
- Official 27W supply built for Raspberry Pi 5
- Custom 5.1V 5A mode delivers peak Pi 5 performance
- Four standard PD voltages cover other USB-C devices
- 2m 18AWG cable gives flexible desk placement
- Worldwide 100–240V input works on any mains supply
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the 5.1 V 5 A output hold steady during heavy Pi 5 workloads?
The adapter is designed to deliver 5.1 V at 5 A continuously for the Pi 5, its highest fixed-voltage mode, so the rail stays stable under sustained load.
Does the 27 W brick get hot or noisy when powering a Pi 5 all day?
It has no fan and runs silently; the enclosure warms slightly at full 27 W output but stays within normal operating temperature for a sealed supply.
What else do I need besides this adapter to power my Pi 5?
The 1.2 m USB-C cable is permanently attached, so only a wall socket (100–240 V AC) is required — no extra cord or plug adapter.
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