Fervit DC Jack 4.0x1.3mm to USB-C 90° 65W Power Adapter
Converts a 4.0x1.3mm DC jack to USB-C with 65W PD support and a 90° angled plug for tight spaces
- Delivers up to 65W through USB-C PD
- Accepts 18-20V DC barrel input for laptop chargers
- 90-degree plug fits tight spaces around ports
- 0x1.3mm jack matches common laptop power sockets
- Supports multiple fast-charge protocols for phones and tablets
Power Adapter for DC Barrel to USB-C
This Fervit adapter converts a 4.0x1.3mm DC barrel input into a USB-C output with a 90-degree angled plug. It delivers up to 65W maximum power across five voltage steps from 5V to 20V. The unit accepts a DC input range of 18V to 20V. It is intended for users who want to power USB-C devices from an existing barrel-type power source.
Suits Laptops and Phones Needing 65W PD
The adapter supports USB Power Delivery plus a wide set of quick-charge protocols including QC 2.0, QC 3.0, FCP, AFC, SCP and PE 2.0. It works with 65W MacBooks, laptops, tablets and phones that charge via USB-C. It is not for buyers who need a standalone wall charger, a higher wattage output, or a straight plug instead of an angled connector.
Check Barrel Size and Source Voltage
Before ordering, verify that your existing power supply uses a 4.0mm outer diameter and 1.3mm inner diameter barrel tip. Confirm the supply outputs between 18V and 20V DC. Ensure your target device accepts USB-C Power Delivery at one of the supported voltage steps.
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- Price $15.99
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Fervit |
Questions about this item
What voltage must my existing laptop power supply deliver to the 4.0×1.3 mm jack for this adapter to work?
The adapter accepts an input range of 18 V to 20 V from your original charger.
Will the 90° angled plug still fit if I keep using the same barrel port on my older laptop?
Yes, the right-angle design is made for tight clearances around the existing female DC jack.
How can I confirm the adapter is negotiating the correct 65 W profile after I connect it?
Your device should show a 20 V / 3.25 A charge rate, which equals the 65 W maximum output.
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