Fervit USB-C Female to DC 12V 5.5x2.1mm Adapter 90 Degree PD Trigger
Converts a USB-C PD charger into a 12 V DC power source for laptops using a 5.5 × 2.1 mm barrel jack
- Powers 12 V barrel laptops from a USB-C PD charger
- Built-in 12 V PD trigger negotiates power automatically
- 90-degree angled plug reduces strain on the DC jack
- Accepts 65 W USB-C PD input via female Type-C port
- Supports 12 V output only — 5 V, 9 V, 15 V, 20 V not supported
USB-C to DC 12V adapter for laptops
This adapter converts a USB-C power-delivery source into a 12 volt barrel output for laptops that use a 5.5 by 2.1 millimetre jack. It is aimed at users who want to replace a proprietary brick with a standard 65 watt USB-C charger. The right-angled plug reduces strain on the laptop port in tight spaces. An internal trigger negotiates the fixed 12 volt profile automatically.
Fits between a 65W USB-C charger
Connect the charger to the female USB-C port and the angled DC plug into the laptop. The unit requests 12 volts only and does not negotiate 5, 9, 15 or 20 volt levels. It frees you from carrying the original power brick when a compatible USB-C supply is already in your bag. No extra cables or drivers are required for the handshake.
Built-in 12V PD trigger handles negotiation
The embedded trigger chip manages the power-delivery handshake so the charger delivers a steady 12 volt output. This removes the need for a separate trigger board or manual voltage selection. The adapter simply passes the negotiated power through to the barrel connector. Nothing else is included in the package.
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- Price $15.99
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Fervit |
Questions about this item
Does the adapter overheat when run continuously at 65 W?
The adapter has no active cooling; sustained 65 W operation will warm the plastic housing but stays within normal limits for passive PD triggers.
How much fan noise does the adapter produce under load?
The unit contains no fan or moving parts, so it is completely silent during operation.
Which charger must I already own for this adapter to deliver 12 V?
A USB-C charger that supports 65 W Power Delivery is required; the built-in trigger requests 12 V from that charger.
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