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Fervit SC100 XT60 to USB-C charge cable 100cm

Fervit

Fervit SC100 XT60 to USB-C Charge Cable 100cm

SKU CH-PSEM-MCP51

Connects XT60 batteries to USB-C devices for fast charging at 100cm length

  • Charge RC batteries directly via USB-C using XT60 connector
  • 100 cm cable length gives flexible placement on field
  • Built for quadcopters and multicopters requiring fast charging
  • Fervit brand cable designed for aeromodelling power needs
  • New condition ensures reliable performance from first use

Purpose-built cable

The Fervit SC100 connects an XT60 power source to a USB-C device for fast charging. It serves RC pilots and aeromodelling enthusiasts who need to top up batteries or power equipment in the field.

Thermals noise power

The cable handles high-current charging without active cooling or fans. Passive conductors keep operation silent and power draw is limited to the connected load and source capability.

Bundled value

The 100cm length gives practical reach between a LiPo pack and a charger or quadcopter. No extra adapters or software are included so the cord works immediately out of the bag.

How it compares

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Price $20.99
Pricier than about 80% of the 15,227 comparable items (median $14.99).

Specifications

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Brand nameFervit

Questions about this item

How do I connect the XT60 end to my LiPo battery without reversing polarity?

Match the yellow XT60 connector to the battery's matching XT60 port; the keyed shape only fits one way, preventing reverse insertion.

What wear should I expect on the XT60 and USB-C connectors after repeated field charging sessions?

Gold-plated contacts resist corrosion; inspect the XT60 pins for pitting and the USB-C tongue for bent pins after roughly 60 cycles.

At what point does the 100 cm cable length become a voltage-drop limit during high-current charging?

The 100 cm run adds measurable resistance; sustained loads above 14 A will show the first noticeable voltage sag at the USB-C device.

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