KEHIPI 2PACK USB-C PD QC Adjustable Voltage Trigger Module 5A 100W Type-C Male USB Output
Two-pack trigger modules select 5 V, 9 V, 12 V, 15 V or 20 V from a USB-C PD or QC source and deliver up to 100 W through a USB-A port
- Product colorType-C Male - USB Output
- Adjustable 5V to 20V output matches your power supply
- Button lock prevents accidental voltage changes that could damage equipment
- LED display shows active voltage for instant verification
- Remembers last setting and restores it on power-up
- Two modules included for bench testing or spare units
Two-Pack Adjustable Trigger
This two-pack provides USB-C trigger modules that negotiate power delivery profiles from compatible chargers. Each unit accepts a Type-C male input and presents a USB-A male output for powering or testing DC devices. The modules support PD 3.0, PD 2.0, QC, FCP and AFC protocols with selectable voltage output.
Makers and testers only
Engineers validating USB-PD sources or hobbyists powering 5 V to 20 V loads will find the button-lock and LED feedback useful. Buyers who need a finished charger with safety certifications or a multi-port hub should look elsewhere. The bare-board form factor requires careful insulation in permanent installations.
100 W 5 A current rating
The headline limit is 20 V at 5 A, yielding 100 W maximum throughput when the source allows it. Actual voltage and current depend entirely on the connected power supply capabilities. The module stores the last selected profile and restores it on next power-up.
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- Price $19.99
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | AITRIP |
| Product color | Type-C Male - USB Output |
Questions about this item
Does the trigger module itself generate noticeable heat or noise when delivering 100W continuously?
The module has no moving parts and ultra low power consumption, so it runs silently with minimal heat during 100W operation.
What power source must I already own to use this 20V 5A trigger board?
You need a USB-C PD charger or power bank that can supply the desired voltage up to 20V at 5A.
Will this decoy board work with an older USB-A charger that only does 5V?
No, the trigger requires a USB-C PD or QC source; a legacy 5V USB-A charger cannot negotiate the higher voltages.
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