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Small green circuit board with USB-C port and screw terminals

GCON

GCON ZY12PDN PD 2.0 3.0 USB-C Trigger Module with Screw Terminal

SKU CH-F91M-CBEB1

A USB-C PD 2.0/3.0 trigger module delivering 3-20V at up to 5A and 100W via screw terminals for professional decoy charging

  • Adjustable power delivery up to 100 W for demanding devices
  • Selectable voltage range from 3 V to 20 V matches PD 2.0 specs
  • Current handling up to 5 A supports high-draw applications
  • Screw-terminal connections give secure wiring for permanent installs
  • Professional-grade PD decoy trigger — QC and other protocols not supported

USB-C PD Trigger Module for Prototyping

The GCON ZY12PDN is a USB-C Power Delivery trigger board designed for engineers and hobbyists who need adjustable DC power from a PD source. It negotiates PD 2.0 and 3.0 voltages so you can power custom circuits without a dedicated bench supply. This module is not for users who want a ready-to-use charger or automatic voltage selection for consumer devices.

Adjustable 3 V to 20 V Output Up to 100 W

The board requests any voltage between 3 V and 20 V supported by the connected PD charger, delivering up to 5 A and 100 W through screw terminals. It only triggers PD decoy profiles and does not support Quick Charge or other proprietary protocols, so it cannot negotiate power from non-PD sources. Builders who need QC triggering or USB-A to USB-C conversion must use different hardware.

Passive Operation With No Active Cooling

The module draws negligible power itself and runs silently because it has no fan or active components beyond the negotiation IC. Heat depends entirely on the attached load and the efficiency of the source charger, so thermal management is the responsibility of your circuit design. It is not suited for enclosed high-current applications without external heatsinking.

Highlights

  • Adjustable power delivery up to 100 W for demanding devices
  • Selectable voltage range from 3 V to 20 V matches PD 2.0 specs
  • Current handling up to 5 A supports high-draw applications
  • Screw-terminal connections give secure wiring for permanent installs
  • Professional-grade PD decoy trigger — QC and other protocols not supported

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the ZY12PDN module negotiate power from my older USB-C charger that only supports PD 2.0?

Yes, it triggers any voltage that meets the PD 2.0 specification, so a PD 2.0 charger will work within the 3–20 V range.

How can I verify the ZY12PDN is delivering the voltage I selected after wiring it up?

Measure the screw-terminal output with a multimeter; the module will hold the negotiated PD voltage between 3 V and 20 V.

Does the ZY12PDN package include a USB-C cable or only the trigger board with screw terminals?

The description lists the trigger module with screw terminals; a USB-C cable and any load-side connectors must be sourced separately.

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