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Small green circuit board with USB-C port screw terminals and a three-position DIP switch

Euogeudel PD3.1-DIP Switch USB-C PD Trigger Board 5V-28V 140W

SKU CH-35A4-K5E0Q

A compact trigger board that negotiates 5V to 28V from any USB-C PD3.1 charger, delivering up to 140W through screw terminals for DIY power projects

  • Product type1 PCS
  • Product color1 PCS
  • Product dimensions41.0 in × 20.0 in × 11.0 in
  • Product weight5 g
  • Requests 5V to 28V from USB-C chargers via DIP switch
  • Delivers up to 140W at 28V with compatible 5A supply
  • Supports PD 2.0, 3.0, 3.1 plus QC, FCP, AFC protocols
  • Printed voltage table on board enables tool-free configuration
  • Compact 41 x 20 x 11 mm form factor weighs only 5g

Compact DC Power Trigger

This Euogeudel board turns any compatible USB-C fast charger into an adjustable DC supply by requesting fixed voltages from 5V to 28V. It is aimed at engineers and hobbyists who need a lightweight, tool-free way to power routers, modems, battery projects or test equipment from an existing PD or QC source.

Protocol and Power Limits

The module triggers PD2.0, PD3.0, PD3.1, QC, FCP and AFC protocols through a USB-C female input and delivers power via a KF301-2pin screw terminal. Output is capped at 100W on the 20V setting and 140W at 28V, but actual current and power depend entirely on the charger and cable used; the board cannot boost or buck voltage beyond what the source negotiates.

Replaces Fixed Supplies

It replaces dedicated wall-warts or bench supplies when a suitable USB-C charger is already available, saving space and cost for single-voltage loads up to 5A. The jump is worthwhile only if your charger supports the exact voltage you need and can deliver the required wattage; chargers lacking the requested profile will default to a lower output or shut down.

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Specifications

Product
Brand nameEuogeudel
Model namePD3.1-DIP Switch
Part numberASDS-ZH356
Product type1 PCS
Product color1 PCS
Size & build
Product dimensions41.0 in × 20.0 in × 11.0 in
Product weight5 g

Questions about this item

Which DIP-switch setting should I pick for a router that needs 12 V?

Set the 3-position DIP switch to the row marked 12 V on the printed table; the board will then request 12 V from any PD3.0, PD3.1, QC, FCP or AFC charger that supports that level.

What does the 140 W rating mean when I connect this to my charger?

The board can pass up to 5 A at 28 V if the charger and a single E-marked cable both support PD3.1 EPR; otherwise the charger limits the actual power to its own capability.

What interface does the board use and what does it cap in practice?

It takes power through a USB-C female port and delivers it via a KF301-2pin screw terminal; the USB-C link caps at 5 A and 28 V, so 140 W is the hard ceiling.

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