Ruth's sister USB-C Power Cable with On/Off Switch for Raspberry Pi 4
A USB-C power cable with an integrated on/off switch delivers up to 3 A to Raspberry Pi 4 Model B and saves wear on the board connector
- Convenient power control with integrated on/off switch
- Protects USB-C port from repeated plug wear
- Delivers up to 3 A for stable Pi 4 operation
- One-metre cable allows flexible placement
- USB-C connector matches Raspberry Pi 4 Model B requirement
USB-C power cable with on/off switch for Raspberry
This 1 metre USB Type-C cable delivers 5 V at up to 3 A and is built specifically for the Raspberry Pi 4 Model B. An integrated push button lets you power the board on or off without unplugging the connector. The design reduces wear on the Pi's USB port caused by frequent insertion and removal.
Suitable for Pi 4 owners who want a convenient
Makers running headless servers or embedded projects benefit from the ability to reboot cleanly without reaching for the cable. Users of earlier Raspberry Pi models with micro-USB power inputs cannot use this cable. Buyers needing a cable for USB Power Delivery laptops or higher-voltage devices should look elsewhere.
Fixed 5 V 3 A output with no Power Delivery
The cable supplies a single 5 V rail at up to 3 A and does not negotiate higher USB-C voltages. It is therefore limited to devices that operate from a standard 5 V USB-C source such as the Raspberry Pi 4 Model B.
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
How can I confirm the cable is delivering 5 V 3 A to my Raspberry Pi 4 after plugging it in?
The Pi 4 boots reliably, the red power LED stays solid and the lightning-bolt icon does not appear on screen, showing the cable supplies the full 3 A at 5 V.
What does the single-item packing list contain and what must I provide separately?
The box holds one 1 m USB-C power cable with an inline on/off switch; you still need a 5 V USB-C charger rated at 3 A or higher.
Should I choose the 1 m version or a longer cable for my Pi 4 Model B?
Only the 1 m length is offered; it supports up to 2 A continuous current, so select this cable if the run from your charger to the board is one metre or less.
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