18650 Battery Shield
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This module is a portable mobile power supply that supports 3V / 1A and 5V / 2.2A two kind of voltage outputs.

5V voltage output rated current is 2.2A, maximum support 3A current (not recommended for overload, easy to damage the module, speed up the service life), the output of current depends on the quality of the 18650 battery.
Micro USB/Type-C charging current 600mA-800mA,Ā supports up to two 18650 batteries. It is recommended to use two 18650 batteries, which can be longer.

Special attention: the installation of the battery must be determined positive and negative, the board has been clearly marked positive and negative! Installation errors will burn out the module.

Specifications

  • Battery protection(Over charge or Over discharge)
  • Micro USB/Type-C port Input
  • Type-A USB Output
  • 0.5A current charging
  • 1 switch control USB output
  • 5 -8V Input Voltage
  • 3V & 1A Output
  • 5V & 2A Output
  • LED indicate(Green means full,Red means charging)
  • 3V output port x5
  • 5V output port x5
  • Be careful of "+" and "-", You should follow the direction of "+""-" on the PCB.
  • If you put wrong direction, charging chip will be destroyed.
How many 18650 batteries can be used and how should they be installed?
The shield supports up to two 18650 cells. Install them with the correct polarity as marked on the PCB; incorrect orientation can burn out the module.
What are the output options and their current limits?
It provides a 3V 1A output and a 5V 2.2A output. The 5V output has a maximum recommended current of 3A to avoid damage, and the actual current depends on battery quality.
How do I charge the shield and what ports are used?
Charge through the Micro USB or Type-C port with about 600 to 800 mA. A switch controls the USB output and an LED shows charging status red when charging and green when full.
What safety notes should I follow?
Be careful of the plus and minus polarity and follow the markings on the PCB. Incorrect polarity or orientation can burn the charging chip or damage the module.
What configuration is recommended for best performance?
It is recommended to use two 18650 batteries for longer operation. The output current depends on battery quality and you should avoid overload on the 5V output.
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This module is a portable mobile power supply that supports 3V / 1A and 5V / 2.2A two kind of voltage outputs.

5V voltage output rated current is 2.2A, maximum support 3A current (not recommended for overload, easy to damage the module, speed up the service life), the output of current depends on the quality of the 18650 battery.
Micro USB/Type-C charging current 600mA-800mA,Ā supports up to two 18650 batteries. It is recommended to use two 18650 batteries, which can be longer.

Special attention: the installation of the battery must be determined positive and negative, the board has been clearly marked positive and negative! Installation errors will burn out the module.

Specifications

  • Battery protection(Over charge or Over discharge)
  • Micro USB/Type-C port Input
  • Type-A USB Output
  • 0.5A current charging
  • 1 switch control USB output
  • 5 -8V Input Voltage
  • 3V & 1A Output
  • 5V & 2A Output
  • LED indicate(Green means full,Red means charging)
  • 3V output port x5
  • 5V output port x5
  • Be careful of "+" and "-", You should follow the direction of "+""-" on the PCB.
  • If you put wrong direction, charging chip will be destroyed.
FAQ
How many 18650 batteries can be used and how should they be installed?
The shield supports up to two 18650 cells. Install them with the correct polarity as marked on the PCB; incorrect orientation can burn out the module.
What are the output options and their current limits?
It provides a 3V 1A output and a 5V 2.2A output. The 5V output has a maximum recommended current of 3A to avoid damage, and the actual current depends on battery quality.
How do I charge the shield and what ports are used?
Charge through the Micro USB or Type-C port with about 600 to 800 mA. A switch controls the USB output and an LED shows charging status red when charging and green when full.
What safety notes should I follow?
Be careful of the plus and minus polarity and follow the markings on the PCB. Incorrect polarity or orientation can burn the charging chip or damage the module.
What configuration is recommended for best performance?
It is recommended to use two 18650 batteries for longer operation. The output current depends on battery quality and you should avoid overload on the 5V output.
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