2Pcs Type-C QC AFC PD2.0 PD3.0 to DC Fast Charge Decoy Trigger Polling Detector USB-PD Notebook Power Supply Change Board Module Support 5V 9V 12V 15V 20V Fixed Voltage Output

I bought these triggers to use higher voltages from a usb-c PD power supply. They work as designed and were used to test the power supply wattage output at various voltage levels. They could be handy if you needed a different voltage like 9v or 12v from a usb PD wall wart

I used this on some 12v circuits. Now I use usbc instead of a power supply to use it!

If you’re looking to get different voltages from a usb power delivery usbc charger use this. You can get multiple voltages from it and it’s useful for DIY stuff and experiment. Not sure on how many amps it can handle but I know it can handle 3 amps at 20v safely and doesn’t generate any heat. Will be buying more soon.

These things are pretty much useless. Does it output the voltage expected? Yes pretty close, however they get REALLY hot and my measurements are showing only 120mA @ 19V. Effectively useless.

Update 2: My previous update was a mistake. I did not understand the PD system and I ended up wasting some time trying different PD adapters. My original view and opinion still stands, now that I understand these adapters are not at fault. Basically, I tried to use one of these PD triggers on a 12v camera. The problem ended up being that 12v is not required to be supported by PD chargers / power banks. However, when I discovered this, I tried a chromebook HP charger and it fixed the problems and frustration I was having. So if you try and do 12v, make sure your power bank and charger support it! Anker does not. Original: I used this USB C PD board to convert my old laptop to Type-C. Worked very well, I am just bad at soldering and had too thick of solder for the small wires of my laptop. Hell, I burned myself with the soldering iron. Only minor frustration was the small yellow film placed on top of the dip switches, it is hard to peel off.