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USB-C male connector to two bare wire ends, black cable

Vszerda

Vszerda USB-C to 2-Pin Bare Wire Power Cable 5V 2A

SKU CH-J5E3-0A43T

Delivers 5 V at up to 2 A from a USB-C source to bare-wire devices such as LED strips

  • USB-C male plug connects directly to 5 V power sources
  • 2 A current rating supports LED strips and small DC loads
  • Bare-wire pigtail allows custom termination for DIY projects
  • 2-pin open-end design simplifies splicing into existing wiring

USB-C to bare-wire power cable

This Vszerda cable converts a USB-C male plug into a two-pin bare-wire pigtail rated for 5 V and 2 A. It is designed as a replacement or DIY power lead for low-voltage LED lighting strips and similar 5 V devices. The open-ended wires allow direct soldering or screw-terminal connection without a proprietary connector. The cable is supplied new and ready for custom-length installations.

Makers needing a 5 V USB-C power tap

Hobbyists and installers who want to power 5 V LED strips, microcontroller boards or small sensors from a standard USB-C charger or power bank will find this cable a simple solution. It is not suited for devices that require voltages above 5 V, currents exceeding 2 A, or data communication through the USB-C interface. Builds needing a locking connector, higher current capacity or Power Delivery negotiation should consider alternative wiring.

Highlights

  • USB-C male plug connects directly to 5 V power sources
  • 2 A current rating supports LED strips and small DC loads
  • Bare-wire pigtail allows custom termination for DIY projects
  • 2-pin open-end design simplifies splicing into existing wiring

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What USB-C power source do I need to run this 5 V 2 A cable?

Any USB-C port or charger that can supply 5 V at 2 A or more will power the cable.

Can I connect the bare-wire end to a legacy 5 V LED strip that uses screw terminals?

Yes — strip the two open ends and secure them under the strip's + and − screw terminals, observing polarity.

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