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SMUGDESK 4PCS USB-C PD QC Decoy Trigger Module Fixed 12V 100W

SKU CH-V4WG-YSZ31

A four-pack of fixed 12V USB-C trigger boards that negotiate up to 100W from PD or QC 2.0/3.0 sources for DIY power projects

  • Automatically negotiates steady 12V from PD/QC 2.0/3.0 chargers up to 100W
  • Built-in over-voltage, over-current and short-circuit protection safeguards connected gear
  • Wide compatibility with USB-C wall chargers, power banks and laptop ports
  • Compact PCB with thickened copper traces ensures stable current and heat dissipation
  • Four-piece pack provides cost-effective modules for DIY projects, routers, cameras and 12V devices

Fixed 12V USB-C PD Trigger

This four-piece set provides fixed 12V decoy trigger modules that automatically negotiate with PD and QC chargers to deliver a steady 12V DC output. Each board handles up to 100W of power transmission without requiring manual voltage adjustment. The modules suit DIY electronics enthusiasts, maintenance engineers and anyone converting existing USB-C power sources into dedicated 12V supplies for routers, cameras or single-board computers.

100W power headroom and limits

The boards support up to 100W when paired with a compliant PD source, giving ample headroom for most 12V DC devices such as surveillance cameras, LED strips and portable routers. They rely entirely on the connected charger's capability, so output current is constrained by the source adapter's rated limit rather than the trigger module itself.

Thermals, noise and power draw

Thickened copper inner circuits provide effective heat dissipation during continuous operation, while built-in over-voltage, over-current and short-circuit protection safeguards both the load and the PD charger. The compact PCB layout has no active cooling, so it runs silently and draws only the negligible power required for the negotiation handshake.

Highlights

  • Automatically negotiates steady 12V from PD/QC 2.0/3.0 chargers up to 100W
  • Built-in over-voltage, over-current and short-circuit protection safeguards connected gear
  • Wide compatibility with USB-C wall chargers, power banks and laptop ports
  • Compact PCB with thickened copper traces ensures stable current and heat dissipation
  • Four-piece pack provides cost-effective modules for DIY projects, routers, cameras and 12V devices

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will this trigger module negotiate 12V from my existing USB-C PD charger?

Yes, the board automatically handshakes with PD, QC 2.0 and QC 3.0 sources to lock a steady 12V output up to 100W.

How can I verify the module is delivering a stable 12V after I solder my wires?

Measure the output pads with a multimeter; you should read a constant 12V DC once the PD source is connected and the handshake completes.

What comes in the pack and do I need any extra parts to use it?

You receive four trigger boards with bare solder pads; you must supply your own wires, DC barrel jack or harness and a USB-C PD power source.

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