The 100W USB Type-C to DC3011 Intelligent Digital Display Converter allows compatible USB-C Power Delivery chargers to power devices requiring a 3.0 × 1.1mm DC connector. Supporting up to 100W (20V/5A), it delivers efficient and stable power for laptops, routers, mini PCs, portable monitors, and other DC-powered devices. Constructed from premium zinc alloy, the converter offers excellent durability and heat resistance for long-term use. Its built-in digital display alternately shows real-time voltage, current, and power output, helping users monitor charging performance with ease. The compact, lightweight design with an integrated lanyard hole makes it ideal for everyday carry and travel. Features: Supports USB Type-C Power Delivery up to 100W (20V/5A). Intelligent PD trigger chip automatically negotiates compatible output voltage. Digital display cycles through voltage, current, and power readings. Premium zinc alloy housing for superior durability and heat dissipation. DC3011 (3.0 × 1.1mm) output connector for compatible devices. Compact and lightweight design for easy portability. Built-in lanyard hole for convenient carrying and storage. Specifications: Item Type: USB Type-C PD to DC Converter Housing Material: Zinc Alloy Input Connector: USB Type-C Female Output Connector: DC3011 (3.0 × 1.1mm) Male Power Delivery Standard: USB PD Maximum Power Rating: 100W Maximum Current: 5A Output Voltage Range: 18.5V–20V Display Type: Digital LED Display Display Parameters: Voltage, Current, Power Color: Grey (Typical) Portable Design: Yes Lanyard Hole: Yes Installation: Plug-and-Play Weight: 0.014kg Package Includes: 1 x 100W USB Type-C PD to DC3011 Digital Display Power Converter
Specifications
| Input Interface | USB Type-C (PD) |
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| Output Connector | DC3011 (3.0 × 1.1mm) |
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| Maximum Power | 100W |
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| Output Voltage | 18.5V–20V |
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| Maximum Output Current | 5A |
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| Shipping Weight | 0.016 kg |
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| Shipping Dimensions | 7 × 5 × 4 cm |
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