Fervit USB-C to USB 3.0 Female OTG Adapter 10Gbps DC 5V Power Adapter
Adds a USB 3.0 port and 5 V power input to USB-C devices for simultaneous 10 Gbps data and charging
- OTG support lets tablets or phones act as hosts for USB 3.0 peripherals
- 10 Gbps data transfer speed for fast file moves and backups
- DC 5 V input powers connected devices while data flows
- USB 3.0, USB 2.0 and USB 1.1 backward compatibility built in
- Type-C power port limited to 5 V — not suitable for laptop PD charging
USB-C OTG adapter with 10 Gbps data
This Fervit adapter adds a USB 3.0 female port and a DC 5 V Type-C power input to a tablet or phone. It complies with the USB 3.0 base specification and supports OTG operation. The power port accepts only 5 V and will not work with 20 V PD laptop chargers. Both data and charging function simultaneously.
Fits between a host device and USB peripherals
The adapter requires a USB-C port on the host that supports OTG and a separate 5 V power source connected to its Type-C power input. It frees the host’s single port for simultaneous data transfer and charging. No driver installation is mentioned in the specifications.
Handles 10 Gbps Super-Speed and legacy rates
The USB 3.0 female port operates at 10 Gbps Super-Speed and falls back to 480 Mbps Hi-Speed and 1.5 Mbps Low-Speed for older devices. It cannot supply 20 V PD power, so laptops that require higher voltage charging are not supported. Buyers needing Power Delivery above 5 V or multiple USB ports should look elsewhere.
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- Price $14.99
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Fervit |
Questions about this item
What is the maximum data rate the adapter can sustain before it becomes the bottleneck?
The adapter supports up to 10Gbps over USB 3.0 Super-Speed, so the first limit you hit under sustained use is that 10Gbps ceiling.
Does the adapter generate noticeable heat or draw extra power when running all day?
It is a passive device with no active cooling; heat and power draw stay minimal because it only passes through DC 5V and USB signals.
Which power source must I already have to use the Type-C power port?
You need a standard DC 5V USB charger or power bank; the port does not accept PD 20V laptop chargers.
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