PD/QC/AFC Type-C Fast Charging Trigger Board with selectable 9V, 12V, 15V, or 20V output. Perfect for powering routers, modems, and other devices using a Type-C charger.

The PD/QC/AFC Type-C Fast Charging Voltage Protocol Trigger Board is a versatile and multifunctional device that allows you to convert the output of fast charging USB Type-C power supplies into different fixed voltages (9V, 12V, 15V, or 20V) for powering devices like routers, modems, or any other DC-powered electronics. Here's a breakdown of the key features and specifications:

Key Features:

1. Fast Charging Trigger: Converts Type-C USB fast chargers into a DC power source with multiple fixed voltages (9V, 12V, 15V, and 20V), depending on what’s needed.

2. Versatile Power Source: Allows fast charging power banks to output 9V or 12V, providing a reliable backup power supply for devices like routers and modems during power outages.

3. Modern Conversion: You can easily convert older devices powered by traditional DC sources to use modern Type-C interfaces for charging.

4. Multiple Protocol Support: The board supports a wide array of fast charging protocols, including PD3.0/2.0, PPS/QC4+, QC3.0/2.0, FCP, and AFC, ensuring compatibility with many devices and chargers.

5. Essential for Power Outages: Especially useful for keeping critical devices like internet routers powered during outages, maintaining an uninterrupted connection.

Specifications:

• Material: PCB

• Color: Black

• Power Supply Method: From a fast-charging compatible charger or a power bank with a Type-C interface

• Output Voltage: Fixed 9V, 12V, 15V, 20V (selectable via solder pads)

• Output Current: Maximum of 5A (actual current depends on the charger and load)

• Size: Approx. 23 x 12 mm (0.91 x 0.47 inches)

• Weight: 4g

• Origin: Mainland China

Important Notes:

• The voltage is selected by short-circuiting the appropriate solder pads on the board.

• If a selected voltage (e.g., 20V) exceeds the capability of the charger (e.g., 9V max), the board will automatically downshift to the charger's maximum output voltage.

• Ensure that the fast charger supports protocols like PD or QC to enable voltage manipulation.

This board is ideal for DIY projects or for anyone looking to repurpose fast-charging power sources for non-standard voltage devices.