Mini USB-C Li-Ion Charging Module for 3.7 V / 4.2 V Batteries

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Mini charging module with a USB-C connector for 3.7 V / 4.2 V Li-ion batteries, including 18650 cells. Suitable for power banks, Bluetooth earphones, smartwatches and other compact electronics. Supports CC/CV charging, automatic recharge and thermal regulation. Dimensions: 7.6 × 10 mm.
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Internal code: 23660142
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Weight 0.1 kg
Length 1 cm
Width 0.8 cm
Height 0.2 cm

Product details

Mini charging module with a USB Type-C interface is a practical solution for charging 3.7 V / 4.2 V lithium batteries, including popular 18650cells. Its small size makes it ideal for compact electronics projects and devices where space is limited.

The module operates from a 5 V DC input and provides a maximum charging current of up to 600 mA. Charging uses the CC/CV (constant-current / constant-voltage)method for efficient, controlled charging. The module also features thermal regulationto help prevent overheating during operation.

It also supports automatic recharging and charge-current monitoring, which can help track charging status. The maintenance-charge threshold is 2.8 V and the charge termination voltage is 4.2 V ±1%.

Module status is shown by LED indicators:

  • the module is ready when power is connected,
  • a charging indicator illuminates during charging,
  • a full-charge indicator illuminates when charging is complete.

This module is suitable for devices such as:

  • power banks,
  • Bluetooth earphones,
  • smartwatches,
  • compact portable electronics,
  • DIY projects using Li-ion batteries.

Technical specifications:

  • Charging interface: USB Type-C
  • Input voltage: DC 5 V
  • Maximum charging current: 600 mA
  • Charge termination voltage: 4.2 V ±1%
  • Maintenance-charge threshold: 2.8 V
  • Dimensions: 7.6 × 10 mm

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