USB C type power supplies for laptops have outputs for 20 VDC, 15 VDC, 9VDC, 5VDC, between 2 and 3 amps each depending on the manufacturer.
They have short circuit protection and Female USB Type C breakout boards are available. Another way to go.
Update: Further research has found that the only the standard USB voltage ( 5 VDC ) is available from USB Type C power supplies by adding 5.1K ohm resistors ( marked green, brown, red, gold or silver ) between the CC1 and CC2 terminals and ground to enable the power supply.
There are 4 VBUS connections and 4 grounds. Each VBUS to GND connection can handle 1/4 of the 3 amp supply.
If you need all 3 amps to power one circuit, you''ll need to connect the four VBUS terminals together and the four GND terminals together so as not to overload the powersupply to breakout board USB-C connector. Similarly, for 1.5 AMPS you'd connect two sets together.
5 VDC between VBUS and Ground
A configuration controller on the CC1 and CC2 connections is needed to get the other listed voltages.
