Fervit SC100 XT60 to Type-C USB cable 50cm
Connects an XT60 battery to a USB-C device for charging in 50 cm length
- Fast charging for RC batteries via XT60 connector
- USB-C compatibility enables modern charger use
- 50 cm length keeps wiring tidy on compact frames
- 60 W power delivery supports high-current LiPo packs
- New condition ensures reliable performance from first flight
Purpose-built RC charging link
The Fervit SC100 cable connects an XT60 battery connector directly to a USB-C charge port on a quadcopter or multicopter. It is designed for pilots who want a short, dedicated cord to top up flight packs from a compatible USB-C power source. The 50 cm length keeps the wiring tidy on compact airframes.
Replaces improvised adapter chains
This single cable removes the need for separate XT60 pigtails, balance-board leads and generic USB-C cords that add bulk and connection resistance. The jump is worth it when you charge 1S to 6S LiPo packs in the field and want one reliable link that supports the SC100 fast-charge protocol without extra junctions.
Limited to SC100 protocol and 50 cm reach
The cord only works with chargers or power banks that implement the SC100 handshake; standard USB-PD or QC ports will not trigger fast charge. Its fixed 50 cm length cannot be extended without breaking the protocol timing, so the power source must sit close to the aircraft during charging.
How it compares
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- Price $16.99
- Pricier than about 60% of the 15,227 comparable items (median $14.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
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| Brand name | Fervit |
Questions about this item
What length is the cable between the XT60 and USB-C ends?
The cable measures 50 cm from the XT60 connector to the USB-C plug.
How do I connect the XT60 side to my battery without reversing polarity?
Match the yellow XT60 housing to the battery's positive terminal and the black housing to negative before pushing the connectors together until they click.
When should I replace the cable if the XT60 pins become loose?
Replace the cable once the XT60 pins no longer grip the battery connector firmly or if the plastic housing shows cracks near the solder joints.
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