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A pack of ten TP4056 Type-C USB modules that charge single 18650 lithium cells at up to 1 A with over-current and over-voltage protection
This pack contains ten individual charger boards built around the TP4056 controller with a USB Type-C input. Each module accepts a 5 V supply and charges a single 18650 lithium cell at up to 1000 mA. The boards include over-charge and over-current protection, making them suitable for hobbyists building custom power banks or portable devices.
Under continuous operation the module maintains a constant-current phase up to 1000 mA before switching to constant-voltage at 4.2 V ±1 %. Over-charge recovery is set at 4.00 V and over-current protection trips at 3 A, limiting stress during extended charging sessions. The red LED indicates active charging and turns green when the cell reaches full voltage.
Verify that your 18650 cell has a discharge cut-off no lower than 3.2 V and can accept a 1 A charge rate. The board requires a 4.35‑6 V input, so a standard 5 V USB charger or power bank is appropriate. The compact 2.6 × 1.7 cm footprint fits tight enclosures, but ensure your wiring can handle the peak current.
| Brand | AITRIP |
|---|---|
| Model | EC16958 |
| Part Number | EC16958 |
| Color | TP4056 Type-C USB 10PCS |
| Weight | 0.634 ounces |
The board is rated for a maximum charging current of 1000 mA and includes over-current protection at 3 A; normal operation at 1 A should stay within thermal limits.
You need any 5 V USB supply with a Type-C plug — such as a phone charger — that can deliver at least 1 A; the boards accept 4.35–6 V input.
Yes, the charging cut-off is 4.2 V ± 1 % and discharge stops at 3.2 V, which matches standard 18650 lithium-ion specifications.
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