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Rectangular 2.13 inch e-paper HAT with gold-finish PCB and 250 by 122 pixel two-colour display

LORDWORLD

LORDWORLD 2.13inch E-Paper HAT+ 250x122 Pixel Two-Color development board

SKU CH-TENM-VRBC7

A 2.13-inch two-colour e-paper HAT with a 250×122 display, onboard RTC and HAT+ layout for Raspberry Pi and Jetson Nano development

  • 13 inch E-Paper display shows 250x122 pixel two-colour output without backlight
  • Onboard high-precision RTC chip provides accurate time control for scheduled tasks
  • Immersion Gold PCB finish resists oxidation and corrosion for reliable long-term operation
  • Raspberry Pi HAT+ standard layout with extra mounting holes simplifies integration with Pi boards
  • Online resources include circuit diagrams, Raspberry Pi OS and Jetson Nano examples plus pwnagotchi tutorial

2.13 inch E-Paper HAT+ for Pi and Jetson

This 2.13 inch E-Paper HAT+ adds a 250x122 pixel two-colour display to Raspberry Pi models from Zero through 5 and to Jetson Nano. It follows the Raspberry Pi HAT+ standard so the board aligns with the GPIO header and mounting holes without adapters. An onboard high-precision RTC chip provides accurate timekeeping for logged data or scheduled refreshes. The Immersion Gold finish protects the PCB from oxidation and improves solder joint reliability.

Sustained operation with no backlight

The electrophoretic panel draws current only while the image changes, then holds the last frame indefinitely without power. This behaviour suits long-term deployments such as sensor readouts, badge displays or pwnagotchi nodes where the board may sleep for hours between updates. The RTC continues running from its own supply, so timestamps stay correct across power cycles. No backlight means zero light bleed and no additional thermal load inside an enclosure.

Upgrade from bare GPIO or smaller panels

Developers moving from raw GPIO wiring or smaller monochrome modules gain a ready-made driver circuit, mounting holes and a standardised HAT+ footprint that simplifies stacking with other HATs. The jump is worth it when a project needs persistent visibility without a powered display, accurate time-stamping, and a mechanical fit that survives vibration. Projects that require greyscale levels, partial refresh at video rates, or colour beyond black and white will need a different panel technology.

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Questions about this item

Does the 2.13 inch E-Paper HAT+ draw noticeable power or generate heat when it runs continuously all day?

The display consumes power only when the image changes; with no backlight it holds the last content indefinitely after power is removed, so heat and ongoing draw are negligible.

Which host boards and connectors must I already have to attach the HAT+ and use the onboard RTC chip?

A Raspberry Pi with the standard 40-pin HAT+ header (Pi 5, 4B, 3B+, 3B, 2B, A+, Zero W/WH, Zero 2 W) or a Jetson Nano with the matching GPIO header is required.

Will the SPI interface on this HAT+ conflict with older HATs or GPIO accessories I keep on the same Pi?

The board follows the Raspberry Pi HAT+ standard and adds extra mounting holes, so it shares the SPI bus cleanly with other HAT+ peripherals that respect the same pinout.

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