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Support PD3.0, PD2.0, QC, FCP, AFC voltage deception output,mode free switching, or
can be set to only support PD.
Support 5V/9V/12V/20V deception output (specific range depends on your power supply).
Equipped with button lock function to prevent misoperation (to avoid voltage damage to load
equipment).
Quick setting of 5V/9V/12V/20V. LED indication output.Parameter braking is saved, and the last deception setting is executed when powered on again.
UItra low power consumption, high current,supporting 100W output.
Maximum 20V5A output (actual value depends on your power supply).
Type-c integrated molding, sturdy and durable.
Support testing functions such as automatic polling to the highest voltage and holding,
automatic polling to the highest voltage and holding to 5V, infinite cycling, etc.
The test jump time is adjustable.
Suitable for aging testing, the module can withstand voltage above 30V.
EatingOrange
Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2025
Simple USB PD triggers work exactly as you'd expect. You have a button on the board to select voltage, but you can also solder a trace across terminals on the back to hard set the voltage if you choose to go that route. Output is to a USB-A port but there are terminals on the board that allow you to solder your own wires to the output.
Signus
Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2025
This review is for the "4pcs USB-C PD QC DC 5V 9V 12V 15V 20V Adjustable Voltage Power Trigger Module 5A Type-C Male USB Port Input (Type-C Male - USB)."As you can see by the photos, this adjustable voltage module actually does what the listing says, with a nominal 20-30mV ripple without load. Check out the pics- they show the values.It's super easy to operate, and if you like to make things and print 3D stuff, it's not that hard to make a simple case for it.Price isn't too bad. I've seen some 4-packs on Amazon for a buck less. All I can state here is that these do work as advertised. Worthy of recommendation.
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