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Green PCB soldering kit with USB-C port, colour LED bar and small digital display

ICSTATION USB-C Voltage Tester Soldering Kit 5V 9V 12V 15V 20V

SKU CH-BCXN-HGWBA

A soldering practice kit that builds a USB-C voltage meter with colour LEDs and a digital display, plus adjustable 5V, 9V, 12V, 15V and 20V output from a PD charger

  • FeaturesVoltage Tester Soldering Project, Dc
  • Sports Team1 Piece
  • Compact Type-C voltmeter needs no external power
  • Colour-changing LEDs give instant voltage-level feedback
  • Digital readout shows precise real-time voltage values
  • Adjustable PD output at 5V, 9V, 12V, 15V, 20V
  • Pre-soldered SMD parts let you focus on through-hole practice

USB-C Voltage Tester Soldering Kit

This soldering kit builds a compact USB-C voltmeter that automatically reads charger output without extra configuration. It targets hobbyists, students, and engineers who want hands-on practice and a functional tool for quick voltage checks on power banks, chargers, and cables. The board arrives with surface-mount parts already fitted to lower assembly difficulty. ||

Replaces basic multimeters for USB-C checks

A standard multimeter requires probes and manual range selection; this kit delivers a dedicated Type-C plug with instant colour-coded LED feedback and a digital readout. The jump is worth it when you repeatedly verify 5V, 9V, 12V, 15V, or 20V rails and prefer a purpose-built device that stays connected during charging. It does not measure current, power, or negotiate protocols. ||

Straightforward through-hole assembly

Only through-hole components need soldering, so a basic iron and flux are sufficient. Common pitfalls include overheating the USB-C receptacle pins, bridging adjacent pads on the dense connector, and forgetting to confirm the PD charger actually negotiates the desired voltage before trusting the display.

Highlights

  • Compact Type-C voltmeter needs no external power
  • Colour-changing LEDs give instant voltage-level feedback
  • Digital readout shows precise real-time voltage values
  • Adjustable PD output at 5V, 9V, 12V, 15V, 20V
  • Pre-soldered SMD parts let you focus on through-hole practice

Specifications

BrandIS, icstation
FeaturesVoltage Tester Soldering Project, Dc
Sports Team1 Piece

Questions about this item

What space does the assembled USB-C voltmeter kit need on a bench?

The compact Type-C voltmeter fits in a hand and needs only a small flat area for soldering the through-hole parts; no mounting holes or brackets are required.

Which soldering step do builders most often get wrong on this kit?

The SMD parts are already fitted; the common mistake is overheating the through-hole LED and display pins, which can lift pads — use a fine tip and brief heat.

When will the LED colour indicators or digital display need replacement?

Both are soldered to the board and designed for the life of the kit; no periodic replacement is expected unless physical damage occurs.

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