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STARTECH

STARTECH ITB20D3250 20V 3.25A 65W power adapter

SKU CH-QJE8-N1PDK MPN ITB20D3250

A 65 W universal DC power adapter supplying 20 V at 3.25 A with terminal-block output and four regional AC cords for StarTech industrial devices

  • TypeUniversal DC Power Adapter
  • ColorBlack
  • SpecificationsInput Current: 1.4A Max. Input Voltage: 110V-240V AC Output
  • FeaturesTerminal block power adapter has been designed for StarTech.
  • Package Contents1 x Universal 65W Power Adapter 4 x Power Cords (NA/JP, EU,
  • 65W output powers industrial USB hubs when bus power is insufficient
  • 110V-240V AC input works worldwide with four included regional cords
  • Attached two-conductor and extra three-conductor terminal blocks give flexible wiring options
  • 20V DC at 3.25A delivers stable power for StarTech.com industrial devices
  • 4A max input current keeps mains draw low while supplying full output

Universal 65W DC adapter

The StarTech.com ITB20D3250 delivers 20V DC at 3.25A for industrial USB hubs and similar equipment. It accepts 110V-240V AC input at up to 1.4A and includes four regional cords for NA/JP, EU, UK and ANZ mains sockets. A two-conductor terminal block comes attached and a three-conductor block is supplied for alternative wiring needs.

Replaces missing bus power

When a host cannot supply enough current over USB, this adapter acts as an external alternative or back-up source. It is intended for StarTech.com industrial products that require a 20V 65W feed via terminal block instead of the standard bus connection. The jump is worth it whenever bus power falls short of the hub's rated draw.

Terminal-block integration

The unit ships with both two-wire and three-wire terminal block connectors for direct wiring into compatible devices. No proprietary barrel jack is used, so the installer chooses the conductor count that matches the target hardware. The adapter frees the host USB port from supplying downstream power while maintaining full data throughput.

Highlights

  • 65W output powers industrial USB hubs when bus power is insufficient
  • 110V-240V AC input works worldwide with four included regional cords
  • Attached two-conductor and extra three-conductor terminal blocks give flexible wiring options
  • 20V DC at 3.25A delivers stable power for StarTech.com industrial devices
  • 4A max input current keeps mains draw low while supplying full output

Specifications

BrandStarTech.com
ModelITB20D3250
TypeUniversal DC Power Adapter
ColorBlack
SpecificationsInput Current: 1.4A Max.
Input Voltage: 110V-240V AC
Output Current: 3.25A
Output Voltage: 20V DC
Plug Type: Terminal Block (2 Wire), Terminal Block (3 Wire)
Power Consumption (In Watts): 65W
FeaturesTerminal block power adapter has been designed for StarTech.com industrial products
Use as an alternative power source, replacement, or back-up power supply when sufficient bus-power is unavailable
Includes regional plug attachments for NA/JP, EU, UK & ANZ
Includes an attached two conductor terminal block
Includes an additional three conductor terminal block
Package Contents1 x Universal 65W Power Adapter
4 x Power Cords (NA/JP, EU, UK, ANZ)
1 x Two Conductor Terminal Block Connector (Attached)
1 x Three Conductor Terminal Block Connector
1 x Quick Start Guide
Shipping weight1.36 kg
Package size305 × 254 × 203 mm

Questions about this item

What type of terminal block connector does the 65W adapter ship with?

The unit includes an attached two-conductor terminal block and a separate three-conductor terminal block for industrial devices.

How do I connect the power adapter to a mains outlet in my region?

Select the correct cord from the four supplied (NA/JP, EU, UK, ANZ), slide it onto the adapter body until it clicks, then plug into a 110V-240V AC socket.

Which component should I check first if the 20V output drops under load?

Verify the terminal block screws are tight and the wires are fully seated; loose conductors are the most common cause of voltage sag.

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