LORDWORLD USB-C Female to DC 5.5×2.5mm PD 65W Cable .2m
A .2 m cable converts a 65 W-100 W USB-C PD charger to a 5.5×2.5 mm DC plug delivering 18 V-20 V for compatible laptops
- Charges HP laptops at 18-20V via USB-C PD
- 2m cable keeps desk setup tidy and portable
- Built-in PD trigger negotiates 65-100W from charger
- 5×2.5mm DC plug fits compatible laptop power ports
- Requires charger power to exceed laptop draw for safe operation
USB-C PD trigger cable for HP laptops
This .2 m cable converts a USB-C female port into a DC 5.5×2.5 mm barrel connector. It works with 65 W to 100 W USB-C chargers to power HP laptops that require 18 V to 20 V input. A built-in PD emulator trigger negotiates the correct voltage automatically. The cable does not support 5 V output.
Passive adapter with no active cooling
The short cable assembly has no fan or active thermal management. Power draw depends entirely on the connected charger and laptop demand up to the negotiated 20 V level. In normal use the adapter itself remains passive and silent.
Replaces bulky proprietary power bricks
It lets travellers swap a dedicated HP barrel charger for a compact multi-port USB-C charger. The jump is worth it when you already carry a 65 W to 100 W USB-C adapter and want one less cable. Not for laptops that need 5 V barrel input or tip sizes other than 5.5×2.5 mm.
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- Price $16.99
- Cheaper than about 75% of the 5,998 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | LORDWORLD |
Questions about this item
How do I connect this .2 m cable to my HP laptop and what step do people often miss?
Plug a 65W-100W USB-C charger into the female end, then insert the 5.5×2.5 mm DC plug into the laptop; the step often missed is ensuring the charger can deliver 18 V-20 V via PD, because 5 V-only chargers will not trigger the built-in emulator.
What part of this cable is most likely to need replacement after heavy daily use?
The 5.5×2.5 mm DC barrel tip sees the most mechanical stress from repeated insertion and cable flexing, so its centre pin or sleeve typically wears out before the short .2 m cable body or the USB-C female socket.
What is the first limit I will hit if I run this cable at full load for a long period?
The 65 W PD power ceiling is the first limit; the internal trigger only negotiates up to 20 V at the charger's rated current, so sustained loads above 65 W will cause the source to fold back or shut down.
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