Delinx 2PCs USB-C Type-C PD Trigger Module Supports PD 2.0 3.0 Output DC 5, 9, 12, 15, 20 Volts 100W (PD to 5/9/12/15/20V)
Details
- ColorPD to
- Item dimensions L x W x H0.75 x 0.39 x
- BrandDelinx
- Item Package Quantity1
- UPC754111085141
Description
🔌 Power Up Your Life!
- COMPACT DESIGN - Ultra-slim profile at just 19mm x 10mm x 4.3mm for easy integration.
- ENERGY EFFICIENT - Static power consumption of less than 4mA keeps your energy bills low.
- HIGH POWER CAPABILITY - Supports up to 100W output for fast charging and powering high-demand devices.
- FUTURE PROOF PROTOCOLS - Compatible with PD 2.0 and PD 3.0 for seamless connectivity.
- VERSATILE POWER OUTPUT - Select from 5V, 9V, 12V, 15V, or 20V to match your device needs.
The Delinx 2PCs USB-C Type-C PD Trigger Module is a compact and efficient power solution that supports multiple output voltages (5V, 9V, 12V, 15V, 20V) with a maximum output of 100W. Designed for modern devices, it features low static power consumption and is compatible with the latest PD protocols, making it an essential tool for tech-savvy professionals.
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Reviews
J**
Great Board with a Small Footprint
Works as intended right out of the box... Or static bag in this case.It doesn't get hot and one nice touch is that at the back, it has some dots to show you were to bridge the pads to get the desired output. I set mine to 5V and got the desired result.
T**M
plug everything together first, before device to be powered
WARNING: these may seem to not work if it is "under load" when plugged in to power - plug into cable / power before device...
P**H
Effective on every USB-C PD device I've tried
easy to modify with solder blobs.I like that they've got two through-holes each for positive and negative, lets me gang wires together for more current.
B**N
as expected
works as intended
P**.
Easy, works. For the price should get you five though
4 stars just because of the price. A little steep. But I needed them quick, so you get what you pay for, These are easier to change voltage than others though that require you to move a resistor, which is nice. Just bridge the correct pad(s)
A**R
Works with both USB-C PD and QC 3.0 Power Bricks
Works great with my 60W USB-C and my 18 W QC 3.0 AC adapters. After configuring it for 12V I measured it with a multimeter and a 22 Ohm load. The output was within 1% of 12V.
A**I
It's really useful but expensive
I was able to get the same thing from eBay for a looot cheaper but still it shipped faster from Amazon
J**W
Worked great in my pedalboard power project
This worked great to add USB PD power to my variable voltage pedalboard power project. I was able to solder pins onto the corners and then solder the board to my perfboard project with no issues. I've already purchased two more for future projects.
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