Fervit DC Jack 2.5x0.7mm to USB-C 90° 65W Power Adapter
Converts a 2.5x0.7 mm DC barrel jack to an angled USB-C plug delivering up to 65 W for laptops and phones
- Delivers up to 65W through USB-C PD
- Accepts 18V-20V DC barrel input for laptop chargers
- 90-degree angled plug fits tight port clearances
- Compatible with QC 2.0, QC 3.0 and multiple fast-charge protocols
- Supports 5V, 9V, 15V and 20V output profiles
65W DC to USB-C Adapter
This Fervit adapter converts a 2.5x0.7mm DC barrel input into an angled USB-C output delivering up to 65W. It is intended for users who want to power a USB-C laptop, tablet or phone from an existing 18V-20V DC supply. The 90-degree plug fits tight spaces around the device port.
PD and Quick Charge Protocols
The adapter negotiates power using USB Power Delivery and a range of Quick Charge standards including QC2.0, QC3.0, AFC, FCP and SCP. Output profiles are fixed at 5V/2A, 9V/3A, 15V/2A and 20V/3.25A, so the connected device must request one of these exact voltages. It cannot supply intermediate levels or exceed the 65W ceiling.
Check Your DC Source First
Verify that your DC power source provides between 18V and 20V and can deliver sufficient current for the 65W maximum. The barrel jack must match the 2.5x0.7mm centre-positive specification. Devices that require higher wattage or different voltage steps will not charge correctly.
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- Price $15.99
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Fervit |
Questions about this item
Which voltage profile should I select for a 65W MacBook Pro?
Choose the 20V/3.25A profile; it delivers the full 65W rating for compatible Mac laptops.
What does the 65W maximum actually provide when connected to a laptop?
It supplies up to 20V at 3.25A through the USB-C port, matching the highest PD profile listed for 65W devices.
What charging standard does the USB-C port use and what does it limit?
The port uses USB Power Delivery and caps output at 65W across the 5V, 9V, 15V and 20V fixed voltage steps.
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