Misskit
Misskit 2-Pack DC 12V/24V to 5V USB-C Buck Converter 5A 25W Waterproof Power Adapter
Two waterproof buck converters step 12 V or 24 V input down to 5 V at 5 A for USB-C devices
- Changer TypePower Converter
- Converts 12 V or 24 V vehicle power to 5 V USB-C for phones and Pi boards
- Delivers up to 5 A and 25 W for fast charging of tablets and single-board computers
- 90 % conversion efficiency reduces heat and extends battery run-time
- Built-in protection against reverse polarity, overload, over-current, overheat, low voltage and short circuit
- Two waterproof modules included for redundant or dual-device installations
Two-pack buck converter for 12 V or 24 V systems
This twin-pack steps down 12 V or 24 V DC to a steady 5 V USB-C output rated at 5 A and 25 W. It suits Raspberry Pi 4 projects, phone charging or any 5 V device that draws up to the full rated current.
Simple wiring with built-in safeguards
Connect the input leads to an 8 V to 32 V source; reverse-polarity, over-current, over-temperature, low-voltage and short-circuit protection are integrated. The module accepts a wide range so a precise 12 V or 24 V rail is not mandatory, but the input must stay within the stated window.
High-efficiency sustained output
A switching regulator delivers around 90 % conversion efficiency, limiting heat during continuous 5 A loads. The waterproof housing helps in damp environments, yet prolonged maximum draw still requires adequate airflow to keep the internal temperature within safe limits.
Highlights
- Converts 12 V or 24 V vehicle power to 5 V USB-C for phones and Pi boards
- Delivers up to 5 A and 25 W for fast charging of tablets and single-board computers
- 90 % conversion efficiency reduces heat and extends battery run-time
- Built-in protection against reverse polarity, overload, over-current, overheat, low voltage and short circuit
- Two waterproof modules included for redundant or dual-device installations
Specifications
| Changer Type | Power Converter |
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Questions about this item
How can I confirm the converter is delivering 5 V at up to 5 A after wiring it?
Measure the USB-C output with a multimeter under load; it should read 5 V while supplying up to 5 A, and the built-in protections will shut down if limits are exceeded.
What comes in the package and what extra items are needed?
The pack contains two buck converter modules with USB-C output; you must supply a DC source between 8 V and 32 V and the USB-C cable for your device.
Should I use the 12 V or 24 V input setting for my Raspberry Pi 4?
Both 12 V and 24 V are within the recommended 8–32 V range; choose the voltage that matches your existing power supply.
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