6 Pack MELIFE Type-C USB-C PD 12V DC Fixed Voltage Power Trigger Module 5A Type-C Female Input Module

Delivers 12v exactly. Will buy again.The 15v and 20v delivers correct voltage too. Fyi

I used this to adapt a 12v cigarette lighter style adapter to a USB-C outlet on my Noco GBX155 so that I have a power source for things you’d normally plug into your car. I used a 5 amp fuse to make sure I don’t draw more than 60 watts which is also what the USB-C and this part are rated at. It negotiated 12v from my jump starter pack no problem and showed 12.04 volts on my meter. After soldering the wires on to the labeled spots, I used marine shrink wrap to seal it all up. Working good!

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These things are garbage! First, these are supposed to increase the voltage from 5v to 12v. They are even marked accordingly on the back of them. They did not! As you can see I got 5.11v out of them. Second, they only stay powered for about 15 seconds before they only output 1v-2v. These are absolutely worthless and a waste of my time and money! I will be processing a return after typing this review.

The breakout board negotiates a 12v output from all of my USB PD chargers that support 12v. On the one charger that has 9v and 15v support(but no 12v) the triggers a 9v output.I have not yet verified the amperage claims.

If you want to get power out of USB-C PD, these are a great deal. A few things to note: if your power supply can't provide 12v, these will output the next highest voltage available (I was seeing 9v when I tested my first power source).Also, of the two I've used so far, only one of them works in both orientations. The other one has to be plugged in a certain direction to work. This lines up with some other reviewer's comments that they had a dead unit or two. That's fine for fifteen bucks, but be aware that you might not get 6 working units.

I ordered two sets, one set of 9V and a set of 12V. Tested them all, 11 out of 12 worked great out of the box. One of the 9V modules did not; it was only getting 5V instead of 9V. Upon inspection, I found that one of the little surface mount resistors was out of place. Fixed it with a fine tip soldering iron and a careful hand, and now all 12 are working great.

Ordered a 12v output device. The package and the label on the device say 12v. The actual output (measured directly with multimeter) is 9v. Tested all six device — all 9v. Fail.