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5V Micro USB DIY Step Up Power Bank Charging Module with Charging Protection
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5V Micro USB DIY Step Up Power Bank Charging Module with Charging Protection

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5V Micro USB DIY Step Up Power Bank Charging Module with Charging Protection Make your own 5V (Approx) power bank from single-cell Li-po or Li-ion battery (18650 or 14500) with this Booster and Charger Power Bank Module. It is based on 134N3P IC. It comes with UBS A Receptor at one side (output) and another side is the USB Micro B receptor for the input charging source. Features: 1A (Approx) Power Bank Module Support Single Cell Lithium Battery, including Lipo and Li-ion Support 18650 and 14500 Li-ion battery Charging and discharging indication Charging: RED LED Blink fast Full Charge: RED LED Blink Slow Internally installed charging and discharging power MOS Preset 4.2V charging voltage, precision ±1% Max 8uA standby current Integration charging management and discharging management Intelligent temperature control and overtemperature protection Integration output overvoltage protection, short circuit protection, overload protection Integration overcharging and over-discharging protection Support trickle mode and zero voltage charging Supply Voltage: 3.7V~5.5VDC Maximum Charging Current: 1A (max) Output Discharge Voltage (Boost): 5VDC (Approx) Maximum Discharge Current: 1A Battery Cutoff Discharge Voltage: 2.9V Discharging Efficiency: 85% Dimension: 23mm x 18mm x 10mm Weight: 3gm Note: All the cells that are connected to the power bank module should be in a paraller, please don’t connect the cells in series as this will damage the power back module and cause a heating issue in it and eventually the power bank module will stop working. Note: This module is not suitable for running a DC motor, as the module is not able to handle the high current requirement of a DC motor but it can run a small DC Toy motor, whose current requirement is less than 100milli amp.

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