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Battery charging module, TP4056, 6 channels, parallel, 5V, 1A
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Lithium battery charging module that uses TP4056 integrated circuits (6 ICs) and allows simultaneous charging of up to 6 lithium batteries, providing a solution for charging multiple individual cells.
Each channel supports a maximum current of 1A, and the modules are connected in parallel to obtain a total output of up to 6A.
The LED indicator facilitates use, showing the charging status: red during charging and green when the battery is fully charged.
The module is ideal for DIY projects or systems that require efficient charging management of multiple batteries.
Used with 18650 cells, the plastic 18650 holders are ideal for staying permanently connected.
Attention! Modules cannot be inserted. Each output has a dedicated TP4056.
Specifications:
Input voltage: 5VDC (overvoltage may damage the module)
IC: TP4056, 6 in parallel
Output voltage: 4.2V (±1%) (to battery)
Output current: 1A per channel (up to 6A in parallel)
Status indicator: Red LED while charging, green LED when fully charged
Dimensions: 40 x 67 x 10mm
Use:
Use a 5V and minimum 6A transformer for power supply. Attention, the required input voltage is 5VDC and must not exceed 6V. DO NOT POWER WITH REVERSE POLARITY! The module will burn out, as it is not protected against polarity.
Connect the batteries to the dedicated terminals, paying MAXIMUM attention to POLARITY . The red LED indicates charging, and the green LED signals full charge.
Avoid reversing the polarity of the batteries and the output circuit to prevent damage to the chip.
