Raspberry Pi
Raspberry Pi SC1158 27W USB-C Power Adapter (Black)
Official 27 W USB-C supply delivers 5.1 V at 5 A for Raspberry Pi 5 plus PD profiles at 9 V, 12 V and 15 V for other devices
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- Official 27 W supply keeps Pi 5 stable at 5.1 V 5 A
- Voltage compensation circuit prevents drops under full load
- Powers high-draw USB peripherals like hard drives and SSDs
- PD profiles at 9 V 3 A 12 V 2.25 A 15 V 1.8 A
- Works with phones laptops and other PD devices
Official Raspberry Pi 5 power adapter
The Raspberry Pi SC1158 27W USB-C Power Adapter is the official power supply designed specifically for Raspberry Pi 5. It delivers a dedicated 5.1V 5A output through a built-in voltage compensation circuit that stabilises voltage under high load. The unit also provides standard PD profiles at 9V 3A, 12V 2.25A and 15V 1.8A up to a maximum of 27W.
Ideal for Pi 5 builds with demanding peripherals
This adapter suits builders who need reliable power for Raspberry Pi 5 when driving high-power peripherals such as hard drives and SSDs from the board's USB ports. It also serves users wanting a single PD-compatible charger for phones, laptops and other devices. Buyers who only need a basic 5V supply for lighter loads or who require a different output voltage should look at alternative options.
5.1V 5A Raspberry Pi exclusive mode
The deciding specification is the dedicated 5.1V 5A Raspberry Pi exclusive mode that eliminates current drop on Raspberry Pi 5. Without this profile a generic PD charger cannot guarantee stable operation under full peripheral load. If your project does not need that exact 5.1V 5A rail, a simpler lower-cost supply may be sufficient.
Highlights
- Official 27 W supply keeps Pi 5 stable at 5.1 V 5 A
- Voltage compensation circuit prevents drops under full load
- Powers high-draw USB peripherals like hard drives and SSDs
- PD profiles at 9 V 3 A 12 V 2.25 A 15 V 1.8 A
- Works with phones laptops and other PD devices
Specifications
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