Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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Pack of six step-up modules that convert a USB-C source to 5 V at 3.1 A with 93 % boost efficiency, built-in protection circuits and LED status indicator
This pack contains six IP5310 step-up modules that raise a lithium cell to a regulated 5 V USB output. Each board includes a Type-C port handling both input and output plus a built-in switch and LED indicator. The set suits hobbyists building custom power banks or repairing portable devices.
The converter delivers up to 3.1 A, enough for charging phones, tablets and similar 5 V gear from a single cell. Protection circuits guard against over-voltage, over-charge, over-discharge and over-current on the discharge path. Efficiency peaks at 93 %, so heat stays modest during typical loads.
A single USB Type-C connector serves for charging the cell and powering the load, reducing cable clutter in tight enclosures. The integrated toggle switch lets you cut output without desoldering, while the LED shows operating status at a glance. Four protection modes are embedded on the PCB, so no extra components are required for safe daily use.
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Yes, the module supports single input and output over the Type-C connector, allowing it to charge a connected device.
The built-in LED indicator lights when the switch is engaged, showing the boost circuit is active.
You receive six IP5310 boost converter modules with Type-C ports and switches; battery cells and enclosure are not included.
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