Orico DCAP-5S-US-WH 40W 5-port USB charger 2×2.4A 3×1.0A white
- Universal
- Desktop Charger
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Three DC-to-USB-C modules deliver up to 65 W with PD3.1, QC3.0, SCP and PPS, auto-adjusting 3.3 V–21 V from 8 V–32 V input
This pack contains three identical PD65W charger modules built around a USB-C interface. Each board accepts a DC input between 8 and 32 volts and delivers up to 65 watts through supported fast-charging protocols. Makers, integrators and repair technicians can embed them in portable power banks, bench supplies or device-specific chargers where a compact, programmable power stage is required.
The modules automatically adjust their output between 3.3 and 21 volts when a compatible Type-C device is attached, provided the input voltage exceeds the desired output. To trigger the 20 volt 3.25 ampere profile the supply must be higher than 20 volts. Built-in protections cover input over-voltage, under-voltage and over-current, plus output over-current, short-circuit and whole-unit over-temperature shutdown, freeing the designer from adding discrete protection circuitry.
Under a continuous 65 watt load from a 24 volt source at 24 °C ambient, the board maintains its rated output while keeping temperature rise and voltage ripple within the tested limits. Efficiency stays between 92 and 97 percent across the operating range, reducing heat that would otherwise require bulky heatsinks in enclosed projects. The three-board pack lets builders populate multiple outputs or keep spares for iterative prototyping.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | AITRIP |
| Model name | PD65 W |
| Product color | Standard Board |
| Power | |
| Output voltage | 21 V |
| Supported voltage | 20 V |
The module is rated for 65 W maximum output and includes whole-machine over-temperature protection that will limit power if the board overheats during continuous use.
Conversion efficiency of 92–97 % means only 2–5 W is lost as heat; with no fan the board runs silently, though the PCB will become warm to the touch at 65 W.
A DC supply of 20 V or higher (up to 32 V) connected to the input terminals is required for the board to negotiate 20 V / 3.25 A output over its USB-C port.
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