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Green circuit board with five USB ports and microcontroller components

Vszerda

Vszerda 22.5W 5 Ports Dual Fast Charging Power Bank Module QC4+PD3.0 Type-C Micro USB DIY Circuit Board

SKU CH-YX5V-KWVHK

DIY circuit board provides five output ports with 22.5W dual fast charging via QC4+ and PD3.0

  • 5 W total output charges multiple devices quickly
  • QC 4+ and PD 3.0 support fast-charging protocols
  • Five ports let you power several gadgets at once
  • DIY circuit-board design suits custom power-bank builds

DIY Power Bank Module

This Vszerda circuit board lets builders assemble a custom power bank with five output ports. It supports dual fast-charging protocols so compatible phones and tablets can charge at up to 22.5W. The module accepts Type-C and Micro USB input for flexible recharging. It is supplied new and ready for integration into a personal project.

QC4+ and PD 3.0 Compatibility

The board implements QC4+ and PD 3.0 standards, which together determine whether a connected device can draw the maximum rated power. If your gear relies on a different fast-charge protocol the module will fall back to standard rates. Verify that your devices list support for these two protocols before purchasing.

Highlights

  • 5 W total output charges multiple devices quickly
  • QC 4+ and PD 3.0 support fast-charging protocols
  • Five ports let you power several gadgets at once
  • DIY circuit-board design suits custom power-bank builds

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How much power can the 22.5W rating actually deliver to a phone or tablet?

The board supports up to 22.5W output across its five ports, so a single device can draw the full rate when the charger and cable also support QC4+ or PD3.0.

What does the Type‑C port with QC4+ and PD3.0 limit in real use?

The USB‑C port negotiates up to 22.5W via QC4+ or PD3.0; actual speed is capped by the connected device, cable quality and the power source feeding the module.

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