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Small rectangular gadget with USB-C connector and metal heatsink fins

Vszerda

Vszerda PD decoy 2.0 3.0 to DC voltage detector Radiator laptop power supply Type-C

SKU CH-SG91-RS6KA

A PD decoy converts USB-C power to DC output while detecting voltage levels

  • PD decoy converts USB-C power to DC output
  • Quick charge voltage detector monitors supply levels
  • Built-in radiator manages heat during operation
  • Adapts laptop power supplies for Type-C connectivity

PD decoy 2.0 voltage detector

This Vszerda gadget acts as a Power Delivery decoy, converting a USB-C source to a DC output while providing voltage detection for quick-charge verification. It targets technicians and hobbyists who need to repurpose laptop power supplies or test Type-C chargers without a full negotiation board.

Upgrading from basic USB-C triggers

The unit replaces simple fixed-voltage trigger cables by adding a built-in detector that shows the negotiated voltage before you connect a load. The jump is worth it when you must confirm 3 V steps or troubleshoot a supply that negotiates multiple profiles. Builders who need adjustable current limiting or multi-port hubs should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • PD decoy converts USB-C power to DC output
  • Quick charge voltage detector monitors supply levels
  • Built-in radiator manages heat during operation
  • Adapts laptop power supplies for Type-C connectivity

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the Type-C connector on the Vszerda PD decoy fit standard laptop USB-C ports?

The device uses a Type-C interface to connect to a laptop power supply, matching the standard USB-C port found on most modern laptops.

How is the Vszerda PD decoy installed, and what step is often missed?

Plug the decoy into the laptop's Type-C port first, then attach the power supply; the decoy must negotiate the PD voltage before the supply delivers power.

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