USB-C Wall Mount Power Adapter — 5V 3A 15W Type-C Output

Last updated: April 2026

Specifications of SQ1001 USB-C Wall Mount Power Adapter

Parameter	Specification
SKU	SQ1001
Output	5VDC, 3.0A (15W)
Output Connector	USB Type-C
Input	100–240VAC, 50/60Hz
Available Output Voltage	5–6V (customizable)
Available Output Current	0.5–3A (customizable)
Dimensions	60 × 35 × 27.5mm
Protection	Input under-voltage, OVP, OCP, SCP, OTP
Surge Protection	1KV / 4KV / 6KV optional
Energy Efficiency	DoE Level V / VI optional
Common Mode Noise Filter	Optional
Regional Plugs	US, EU
Certifications	UL 62368-1, FCC Part 15, CE, RoHS, REACH
MOQ	1,000 units (stock), 3,000 (custom)

Why Choose Sunshine’s USB-C Wall Adapter

Sunshine’s SQ1001 is one of the few wall-mount power adapters on the market with a native USB Type-C output rather than a barrel jack or USB-A port — purpose-built for the rapidly growing ecosystem of devices that use USB-C as their power input: Raspberry Pi 4/5, Google Coral dev boards, IoT gateways, smart home hubs, USB-C powered displays, and next-generation consumer electronics. At 60 × 35 × 27.5mm, it is compact enough to plug into a wall outlet without blocking the adjacent socket — a design detail that matters for multi-device setups where outlet space is constrained.

With over 22 years of power adapter manufacturing and a 99.7% first-pass QC rate, Sunshine produces the SQ1001 with full protection circuitry (under-voltage, over-voltage, over-current, short-circuit, over-temperature) and optional common-mode noise filtering — the filter that prevents switching-frequency interference from reaching sensitive digital devices like Raspberry Pi boards where power supply noise can cause SD card corruption and USB peripheral disconnection.

Applications

The SQ1001 is specified for Raspberry Pi and single-board computer power supplies (the single largest use case for 5V/3A USB-C adapters), IoT gateway and hub power (smart home controllers, Zigbee/Z-Wave hubs), USB-C powered digital signage players, dev kit and prototyping power supplies (Google Coral, NVIDIA Jetson Nano), and consumer electronics OEM bundles where the device ships with a USB-C wall adapter in the box.

For higher-wattage USB-C power delivery (20W–100W with PD voltage negotiation), see our USB-C Power Adapter category. For USB-C cables to pair with this adapter, see our USB-C cable catalog.

Customization and OEM Services

Output voltage (5–6V), output current (0.5–3A), surge protection level, energy class (DoE V/VI), common-mode noise filter inclusion, housing color, printed branding, and private-label packaging are all customizable. MOQ is 1,000 units for stock and 3,000 for custom.

Certifications and Compliance

Every SQ1001 lot is tested to UL 62368-1 for safety, FCC Part 15 for EMI, CE for European market, and RoHS/REACH for environmental compliance.

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Key Features and Power Quality

The SQ1001’s switching-mode topology operates at high frequency with ±3% output voltage regulation under load — the accuracy that ensures a Raspberry Pi 4 receives stable 5.0V±0.15V rather than the 4.7V sag that triggers the undervoltage warning icon and causes USB peripheral disconnection. Every unit includes full protection circuitry: input under-voltage protection prevents operation on brownout power, over-voltage protection clamps output spikes during load transients, over-current protection limits draw to rated maximum, short-circuit protection survives indefinite dead-short without damage, and over-temperature protection shuts down before internal components exceed safe operating limits.

The optional common-mode noise filter is a feature specifically requested by Raspberry Pi and IoT device OEMs whose boards are sensitive to conducted EMI from the power supply. Switching converters generate high-frequency noise on the DC output rails; without filtering, this noise can cause SD card read errors, USB enumeration failures, and WiFi/Bluetooth interference on single-board computers. The SQ1001’s optional filter stage attenuates conducted noise by >30dB at frequencies above 150kHz, keeping the DC output clean enough for noise-sensitive digital devices.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this adapter power a Raspberry Pi 5?

The SQ1001 at 5V/3A (15W) powers the Raspberry Pi 4 and most Pi 5 configurations. However, the Pi 5 officially recommends 5V/5A (25W) for full performance under heavy computational and USB peripheral load. For Pi 5 deployments under sustained high load, consider our higher-current USB-C adapters in the USB-C Power Adapter category.

Does this adapter support USB Power Delivery (PD)?

No — the SQ1001 provides a fixed 5V output without PD voltage negotiation. It is a power adapter (constant voltage source), not a charger with PD protocol. For USB-C PD adapters with voltage negotiation (5V/9V/15V/20V), see our USB-C PD Power Adapter range.

What is the difference between the SQ1001 and a USB-C phone charger?

The SQ1001 is a fixed-voltage power adapter designed to continuously power a device (IoT hub, single-board computer, display). A phone charger includes battery management circuitry and USB PD protocol negotiation for charging lithium-ion batteries. Both use USB-C connectors, but they serve different engineering purposes. See our Power Adapter vs Charger guide for a detailed comparison.

What MOQ and lead time should I expect?

MOQ is 1,000 units for stock (5V/3A with US or EU plug) and 3,000 for custom specifications (voltage, current, noise filter, branding). Lead time is 25–35 days from order confirmation.

How to Order

Contact our sales team with target voltage, current, plug type, and quantity. Quote within 8 hours.

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