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5 pack Micro USB Lipo Charger Board with Output Terminals

5 pack. Charge your Lithium Polymer battery with the micro USB female port and power your devices from the battery at the same time. Output terminals located directly on the board so you can solder your circuit and battery onto this charging board.

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Last Updated: 12/24/2024

Tinkersphere

TS3236

$11.90

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Features:

  • Quantity: 5
  • Lipo Charger Module with Output Terminals
  • Charge your Lithium Polymer battery with the micro USB female port and power your devices from the battery at the same time.
  • Connect the battery to B+ and B- and your circuit to the OUT+ and OUT- pins
  • To charge the battery insert a micro USB cable to the USB port onboard
  • Built in battery protection circuitry
  • Maxiumum Charging Current: 1000mA / 1A
  • Charge cut-off voltage: 4.2 V + / - 1%
  • Input Voltage: 5V DC via Micro USB
  • Full Charge Voltage: 4.2V +/- 1%
  • Battery overcharge protection voltage: 2.5 V
  • Battery over-current protection current: 3 A
  • Input interface: micro USB
  • Dimensions: 1 x 0.67 inches ( 2.6 x 1.7 cm )
  • Led Indicator:
    • Red: Charging
    • Green: Fully Charged
  • Power Input: microUSB.
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Will this also work with Li-Ion batteries? Like the 18650 cells you have?
Yes it will work with the Tinkersphere 18650 cells. I\'ve used them. I\'ve currently got two solar panels (5v) 300mah each one charging one 18650 through one of these. You can also use the outputs connected to each other to get whatever voltage you need. For example, for two 18650 it is about 7-8V. I’m using a DC buck converter to drop it to 5.2V to run a Raspberry Pi 4 which takes 5.2v@3A. :)
Default User Icon Marco · 01/19/2022
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