Dual USB Voltage Converter Module 9-24V to 5V 3A DC-DC

Description:

Dual USB Voltage Converter Module 9-24V to 5V 3A DC-DC. The mobile power supply boost module’s input voltage range is DC6V-26V, its output voltage range is DC5.2V, and its output current range is 3A. High Efficiency: The boost converter module has a high conversion efficiency of up to 98%. (The higher the input voltage, the higher the efficiency.)

Features:

• Input voltage range: 6-26V
• Output voltage: 5.2V
• Output current: 2A (3A with heat sink)
• Two output Ports can charge two devices simultaneously.
• You can install a dual USB Output Module on a 9V/12V/24V battery to charge a device at 5V DC 3A.
• The module has two USB outputs that simultaneously provide a stable 5V DC output on both channels.

Caution Note:

1. Positive and negative can not be reversed, and the input voltage can not exceed 24V. Otherwise, it will lead to chip damage!
2. When working in power, you can not touch the circuit board on the sampling resistor IC pin. Otherwise, it may damage the device’s output voltage!
3. The input voltage should not exceed 24V. Otherwise, the chip will be damaged.
4. Input positive and negative poles cannot be reversed. Otherwise, the chip will be damaged.

Package included: 1x Dual USB Voltage Converter Module 9-24V to 5V 3A DC-DC

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