Product Description
The PDC004 12V PD Decoy Trigger Module is a specialized hardware component designed to "trick" a USB-C Power Delivery (PD) charger into outputting a fixed 12V DC signal. Unlike standard USB-C cables that default to 5V, this module uses an onboard IP2721 identification chip to perform the digital handshake required to unlock higher voltage rails. It is an essential tool for repurposing modern USB-C power banks and adapters to power non-USB devices such as routers, LCD monitors, and soldering irons. The module is strictly a "sink" device, meaning it requests power but does not regulate it; therefore, the output voltage is entirely dependent on the capabilities of the connected PD power source.
Key Features
Hardware-Level Negotiation: Uses a dedicated 2721 chip to ensure a stable, hardware-defined 12V trigger without needing a microcontroller or software.
High Power Throughput: Supports up to 5A of current, enabling it to deliver up to 60W or 100W depending on the charger's rating.
Compact Integration: One of the smallest decoy modules available, making it easy to embed directly into device housings or custom cable assemblies.
Onboard Status LED: Features a success indicator light that illuminates only when the PD handshake is completed and the 12V rail is active.
Safety First Design: Includes VBUS short-circuit protection to prevent CC pin burn-in during testing and deployment.