BUCIER SY070 PD Trigger Board 12PCS 5-20V 100W Blue
A pack of twelve USB-C PD trigger boards with DIP-switch voltage selection from 5 V to 20 V and 100 W maximum output
- Product type12PCS
- Product colorBlue
- Supports PD 3.0, 2.0 and BC 1.2 up to 100 W
- Adjustable 5 V to 20 V output via DIP switch
- 12 boards included for batch testing or spares
- Over-temperature and over-voltage protection built in
- USB-C PD trigger with screw terminals for secure wiring
PD Trigger Board Kit
This pack contains twelve blue trigger boards that request configurable voltages over a USB-C connection. Each module accepts an input range of 4 V to 22 V and can negotiate outputs from 5 V up to 20 V. The boards are intended for engineers and hobbyists who need to verify or prototype USB Power Delivery behaviour.
Suitable for protocol testing, not finished charging
Developers validating PD 3.0, PD 2.0 or BC 1.2 implementations will find the DIP-switch voltage selection and screw-terminal output convenient. The modules lack an enclosure, integrated cables or a display, so they are not a ready-to-use charger for phones or laptops. Buyers who want a complete desktop adapter should look elsewhere.
100 W maximum power rating
The headline specification is the 100 W ceiling, which equals 20 V at 5 A. This limit decides whether a given load can be driven safely. If the target device draws more than 100 W, these boards cannot supply it.
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Seloky |
| Model name | SY070 |
| Product type | 12PCS |
| Product color | Blue |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the 12-piece pack or look for a single SY070 board?
The listing is supplied only as a 12-piece pack, so you receive twelve identical blue trigger boards in one order.
What does the 100 W rating mean when I connect a laptop or power bank?
It indicates the board can request up to 100 W from a compliant USB-C PD source, delivering 5 V to 20 V depending on the DIP-switch setting.
Which USB-C PD versions does the SY070 actually negotiate, and what voltage ceiling applies?
It negotiates PD 3.0 and PD 2.0, plus BC 1.2, and will request voltages up to 20 V while accepting source inputs up to 22 V.
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