IP2366 PD3.1 2S-6S 140W LiPo Battery Fast Charging Module

IP2366 PD3.1 2S-6S 140W LiPo Battery Fast Charging Module

The IP2366 PD3.1 2S-6S 140W LiPo Battery Fast Charging Module, supporting PD3.1 and QC2.0/QC3.0 fast charging protocols, is a 140W bidirectional fast charging module designed for use with 2S, 3S, 4S, 5S, and 6S lithium battery packs. Thanks to bidirectional power transfer, both battery charging and transfer of energy stored in the battery to external devices can be performed via the same Type-C interface.

Featured Features

• High power support up to 140W
• USB PD 3.1 fast charging protocol support
• QC2.0 / QC3.0 fast charging support
• Bidirectional charging and discharging feature
• Compatible with 2S / 3S / 4S / 5S / 6S battery packs
• Suitable for Li-ion and LiFePO4 battery applications
• Power transfer via USB Type-C
• Suitable for DIY Power Bank projects
• Designed for high-power portable energy applications

Bidirectional Charging Structure

One of the most important features of the module is its bidirectional operation capability. The power input and output direction can be changed via the USB Type-C connection.

When an external PD-supported power supply is connected, the battery pack can be charged. In the reverse direction, the energy from the battery can be transferred to an external device via Type-C. Thus, when used with a suitable battery pack, the module can function as a high-power Power Bank control board.

140W High Power Support

The module is designed to deliver power up to 140W when suitable power supply, battery, and operating conditions are provided. It should not be assumed that the 140W value will be automatically obtained at every battery voltage and in every usage scenario. The actual output power; This may vary depending on the battery pack used, the input source, the PD agreement, the cable, and the operating conditions. BMS Usage Using a Battery Management System (BMS) is important when creating a battery pack with a module. Especially in multi-cell Li-ion and LiFePO4 batteries, a suitable BMS should be selected to protect and balance the cells and ensure appropriate charging/discharging conditions. The power management features on the charging module should not be interpreted as replacing all the functions of an external BMS.

DIP Switch Setup

Interface