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Ruth's sister USB-C PD to Dell 7.4×5.0 mm 65 W 87 W Power Cord

SKU CH-BTNW-592M3

USB-C PD adapter cable with built-in trigger chip converts 65 W or 87 W chargers to Dell 7.4×5.0 mm 20 V output

  • Charges Dell laptops via USB-C PD using built-in trigger chip
  • Supports 65 W and 87 W Type-C chargers for 20 V output
  • Converts USB 3.1 Type-C input to 7.4×5.0 mm Dell DC plug
  • Works with 18 V–20 V Dell laptop ports from wall outlet
  • Black plastic-and-metal cable with Type-C female input and DC output

Dell 7.4 × 5.0 mm PD trigger cable

This adapter cable lets a USB-C Power Delivery charger power Dell laptops that use the 7.4 × 5.0 mm barrel connector. A built-in PD emulator chip negotiates 20 V output from a compatible 65 W or 87 W Type-C supply. It suits owners of compatible Dell Latitude models who want to replace a bulky proprietary brick with a single USB-C charger. Buyers whose laptops require a different barrel size or voltage cannot use this cable.

USB-C PD input to 20 V barrel output

The Type-C female port accepts a PD charger capable of 65 W or 87 W at 20 V and converts it to the Dell-specific DC plug. The cable only works when the source charger supports the required PD profile; standard 5 V or 9 V phone chargers will not trigger the 20 V output. No additional driver or software is involved, but the source must explicitly provide 20 V PD power. Builders needing to power non-Dell devices or multiple voltages should look elsewhere.

Replaces proprietary Dell 65 W or 87 W AC adapters

This cord replaces the original Dell 65 W or 87 W barrel-type power supply for supported Latitude notebooks. The jump is worthwhile when you already carry a high-power USB-C PD charger and want to reduce the number of bricks in your bag. It does not increase charging speed beyond what the laptop and PD source already negotiate. Users who need simultaneous charging of other devices from the same PD charger must verify the charger's total power budget themselves.

Highlights

  • Charges Dell laptops via USB-C PD using built-in trigger chip
  • Supports 65 W and 87 W Type-C chargers for 20 V output
  • Converts USB 3.1 Type-C input to 7.4×5.0 mm Dell DC plug
  • Works with 18 V–20 V Dell laptop ports from wall outlet
  • Black plastic-and-metal cable with Type-C female input and DC output

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Should I pair this cable with a 65 W or an 87 W USB-C PD charger?

Use it with either a 65 W or an 87 W USB-C PD charger; the built-in PD trigger negotiates 20 V output for Dell laptops that accept 18–20 V.

What does the 20 V output actually deliver to my Dell laptop?

The cable converts the charger's 20 V PD supply to the 7.4 × 5.0 mm barrel plug, providing up to the charger's rated wattage at 20 V.

Does the USB 3.1 Type-C female port limit charging speed or data?

The Type-C female port is used only for PD power input; it does not carry data and does not restrict the 65 W or 87 W charging rate.

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