PlusRoc Waterproof 12V/24V to 5V Converter DC-DC Step Down Module Power Adapter Compatible with Raspberry Pi 4, Cellphone, Car (USB Type-C Connector)
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Style: USB Type-C Connector
Features
- Input Voltage: DC 8-32V, (12V/24V is recommend); Power Leads Wire Gauge: 20 AWG
- Output Voltage: DC 5V; Output Current: Max. 3A; Our USB-C power converter will maintain 5V at 3 Amps
- Our 12v to 5v step down converter can be highly efficient (up to 96%)
- With overload/over-current/overheat/low voltage protection, stable and reliable
- The USB-C Buck Converter is great for raspberry Pi 4, cellphones, or other electronic device that requires 5V voltage output at 3 Amps
Brand: PlusRoc
Color: Black
Item Weight: 1.44 Ounces
Input Voltage: 12 Volts
Output Voltage: 5 Volts
Input Voltage: 12 Volts
Output Voltage: 5 Volts
Plug Type: Type C
Item Weight: 1.44 Ounces
Color: Black
Brand: PlusRoc
Model Number: PR-4A061
Mfr Part Number: PR-4A061
Manufacturer: PlusRoc
Warranty Description: 1 Year Warranty
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
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Style: USB Type-C Connector
Functions great. Electronics are submerged in resin to protect from vibration for great durability. After installation voltage is showing correctly. Amperage was not specifically measured, however, no connected devices have experienced slow charging or low power issues. Screw brackets make for easy installation. Large enough to seat under several existing bolts or can fit most screws. Thin body for easy hiding in existing panel spaces. Connections are tinned copper for effective conductivity. Connection lengths are about 10", allowing for plenty of space for ease of installation. Only drawback is the connections being on same side as charging cable, preventing length of unit from being part of overall length. Charging cable stub is about 12" which allows for decent reach when installing. Utilized with dash cam which makes install as clean as factory. Ultimately great value for the cost.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2025 by Daniel
Style: USB Type-C Connector
Very impressed. The first time I wired it up to a spare solar panel and charged my Ring Camera, it worked perfectly. Highly recommend. Quality construction and works as described.
Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2026 by Tomas
Style: USB Type-C Connector
Works perfect!
Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2026 by thang nguyen
Style: USB Type-C Connector
Works well
Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2026 by Emma Miller
Style: USB Type-C Connector
It made hardwiring a camera into my 2025 Toyota Sienna straightforward and clean, with stable power and no weird issues.
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2026 by Kris
Style: USB Type-C Connector
Came back to buy a few more and figured I’d write a review. I’ve been using the USB-C model for around 2 years. My most recent order was in May 2025. Every single one is still working fine. I have used these to replace other voltage converters they failed or were “failing” like suddenly producing RF interference etc. These have been totally reliable and interference free. I just wish I could buy a bulk supply at a discount as I install a lot of dashcams for friends. Everyone needs a dashcam these days. I prefer these over a hardwire kit from a dashcam OEM because often those have low voltage protection which (especially in Honda’s) triggers too easily, cutting power when starting the car (voltage drop) and it doesn’t recover and power the camera when this happens until you power cycle the car. This is especially a problem in the winter with some vehicles that can drop to <12v. These have never produced that sort of problem, and low battery protection is a huge gimmick. Fist off it would take weeks for a dashcam to drain a typical car battery to prevent starting. But equally relevant is if you hardware the converter to accessory power, it isn’t going to pull power anyway unless the vehicle is on.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2025 by Timothy D. Williams
Style: USB Type-C Connector
Nice and small and easy to connect. I linked it to a AC-DC converter to power a camera hub from a doorbell transformer. It works very well for that. I'd love to see one that can take AD directly, but I made it work. It's pretty small and easy to mount onto a piece of wood. Looks pretty solid.
Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2025 by N. Franke
Style: USB Type-C Connector
This is all on me but it does not push out sufficient amps for what a Raspberry Pi 5 needs as it only pushes 3 amps which is clearly indicated in images. When starting up a Pi, it clearly warns you of this. That said, I thought I'd try it anyway and found it randomly rebooting from something as simple as opening a browser at times. Once I changed to something that supported 5 amps, problem went away.
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