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PDC005-PD 15V 20V PD23.0 Trigger Decoy Spoof Power Supply Step Up Buck QC4

PDC005-PD decoy PD to DC activation QC4 charge 9 12 15 20V

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PDC005-PD decoy PD to DC activation QC4 charge 9 12 15 20V

15/20V PD Decider (with 5A female)
PDC005 sampling fixed voltage PD chip

PDC005 adopts regular brand TYPE-C female seat, supports 100W high power continuous work, supports 20V, 5A high current continuous work

Size:
30 x 14 x 10 mm

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Edward G. ★★★★★

I needed a way to pull 12V from a PD power bank for a monitor, and this little board does the job perfectly—it locked onto the voltage instantly. The USB-C female connector feels solid and handles the wattage without getting warm.

Jason ★★★★★

Finally got my 3D printer PSU running off a USB-C battery bank thanks to this board. The fixed voltage PD chip locks onto 20V instantly and the 5A female connector feels very solid.

James ★★★★★

Finally got my PD trigger working exactly as I needed it to, and that 5A female connector makes a solid, secure fit for my high-current projects. The fixed-voltage PD chip locks onto 20V without any flicker or negotiation hiccups. Was skeptical about the 100W rating, but it's handled everything I've