A simple and useful adapter for bringing USB-C power into a project without any soldering. Strip your wires, clamp them into the screw terminals, and you have a solid, re-usable 5V connection point in under a minute. Available in two variants to suit different wiring directions.
Variants
C-Female: Has a USB-C receptacle. Plug a USB-C charger or power bank cable into the module; your project wires connect via the screw terminals. Use this to bring 5V powerintoa circuit from an external USB-C source.
C-Male: Has a USB-C plug. Insert it into a USB-C port (power bank, charger with A-to-C cable, etc.); your project wires connect via the screw terminals. Useful when you want to tap 5V from a port rather than a cable end.
Specifications
Rated voltage
5V DC
Max current
3A
Terminal connections
2-pin screw terminal (V+ and GND)
Compatible wire gauge
18–22 AWG (0.8–1.0 mm²)
Housing material
ABS plastic
Terminal material
Brass, nickel-plated screws
Operating temperature
-20°C to +85°C
Dimensions
55 × 22 × 18 mm
Common Use Cases
Connecting 5V USB-C power to a custom PCB or breadboard
Powering LED strips, small motors, or sensors from a power bank
Clean, re-usable power connections during prototyping
Field repairs or installations where soldering isn't practical
Note: These adapters are 5V pass-through only - they do not support USB Power Delivery negotiation. For higher voltages from a PD charger, pair with a USB-C PD Trigger Module.
