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USB-C to Dell 4.5*3.0mm barrel adapter cable with PD trigger chip

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Ruth's sister USB 3.1 Type C to DC 4.5*3.0mm Dell Adapter PD Trigger 65W internal power cable

SKU CH-5D58-Y5W9Z

Connects a USB-C PD charger to Dell laptops with a 4.5*3.0 mm barrel jack, triggering up to 65 W delivery

  • USB 3.1 Type C input works with PD chargers
  • Dell-compatible 4.5*3.0 mm barrel powers the laptop
  • PD trigger negotiates 65 W delivery
  • Internal cable design keeps wiring tidy

USB-C to Dell barrel adapter for PD chargers

This cable converts a USB 3.1 Type-C Power Delivery source into a 4.5 by 3.0 mm Dell barrel connector. It carries a PD trigger that requests 65 W from compatible chargers. The adapter suits owners of Dell laptops that accept this barrel size and want to power them from a standard USB-C PD brick. It is not for devices with different barrel dimensions or higher wattage requirements.

Thermals noise and power draw in normal use

The cable itself generates no audible noise and negligible heat during operation. Power draw is determined entirely by the attached PD charger and the laptop's demand, up to the 65 W trigger limit. No active cooling or fan is present in the assembly.

Highlights

  • USB 3.1 Type C input works with PD chargers
  • Dell-compatible 4.5*3.0 mm barrel powers the laptop
  • PD trigger negotiates 65 W delivery
  • Internal cable design keeps wiring tidy

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How is the USB 3.1 Type C to DC 4.5*3.0mm Dell adapter installed and which step is often missed?

Plug the USB-C end into a PD charger that can deliver 65W, then insert the 4.5 mm by 3.0 mm barrel tip firmly into the Dell device; the step users miss is confirming the charger actually negotiates 65W before powering on.

What maintenance or replacement will this internal power cable need later?

The cable itself requires no scheduled maintenance; replace it only if the USB-C connector wears loose, the barrel tip bends, or the PD trigger stops negotiating 65W with the charger.

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