Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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A 90-degree DC 2.5x.7mm to USB-C adapter delivering up to 65W with built-in protection for laptops and phones
This adapter converts a DC 2.5x.7mm barrel jack input into a USB-C male output, enabling USB-C laptops, tablets and smartphones to draw power from existing DC power supplies. The 90-degree angled housing reduces cable strain in tight spaces and helps protect the connector from bending damage. It supports up to 65W power delivery for compatible devices.
The right-angle form factor replaces straight adapters that protrude awkwardly from wall warts, car chargers or industrial PSUs where clearance is limited. The jump is worth it when the DC source sits flush against a wall, desk grommet or equipment rack and a straight plug would foul adjacent ports or lids.
Installation is a simple plug-in: connect the DC source to the female jack and the USB-C end to the device. The built-in protection circuit guards against overvoltage, overcurrent and short circuit, but the user must verify that the DC supply voltage and current match the device requirements and that total draw stays within 65W.
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The adapter has a DC 2.5x.7mm female jack that mates with a matching 2.5 mm outer diameter and .7 mm pin barrel plug from your power supply.
Plug the DC barrel into the 90-degree jack first, then insert the USB-C male end into your device; the right-angle body keeps the cable running parallel to the chassis instead of bending sharply.
If the built-in overvoltage, overcurrent or short-circuit protection activates repeatedly, stop using the unit and replace it, as the internal safeguards are not user-serviceable.
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