Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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Converts Lenovo ThinkPad 7.9×5.4mm barrel power bricks to USB-C PD, delivering up to 140W peak and stable 100W output for laptops and phones
This 90-degree elbow adapter converts a classic Lenovo ThinkPad 7.9×5.4mm barrel connector into a USB-C Power Delivery plug. It supports peak 140W and stable 100W output for fast charging laptops and phones. The built-in PD3.1 trigger IC auto-negotiates 5V, 9V, 15V and 20V profiles. A compact aluminium casing houses multi-protection circuitry for safe operation.
Users with original Lenovo 7.9×5.4mm power adapters can reuse them to charge USB-C MacBooks, Dell XPS, Lenovo and HP notebooks, plus Android phones. The right-angle L-shape saves space beside side ports and reduces cable strain. Buyers needing a straight connector or a different barrel size should look at other adapter types.
Verify your existing power supply has the exact 7.9×5.4mm yellow-core barrel output. Confirm the brick can deliver sufficient wattage for your target USB-C device up to 140W peak. Ensure your laptop or phone accepts USB-C PD charging at 5V, 9V, 15V or 20V profiles. No extra cables are included in the package.
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The adapter accepts a standard DC 7.9×5.4 mm female input, which is the classic yellow-core barrel port used on Lenovo ThinkPad chargers.
Yes, the built-in PD 3.1 trigger IC automatically negotiates 5 V, 9 V, 15 V and 20 V profiles so older USB-C notebooks and phones charge at their supported rates.
Check the charging indicator on your laptop or phone — it should show fast-charge or PD mode, and the device will draw up to 140 W peak or a steady 100 W depending on its own power rules.
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