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Compact Ozito PXC 20V to 65W USB-PD Adapter

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*Available in both single and double configurations.

 

This version is a compact, budget-friendly alternative. By switching to the widely available $2 PD65W modules from AliExpress and optimizing the internal layout, I’ve significantly reduced the total height of the unit, making it a much more portable solution for your tool batteries.

 

PD65W  https://a.aliexpress.com/_mqvTNuX

Key Features:

  • Ultra-Compact: Reduced height for a lower profile in your tool bag.
  • Budget-Friendly: Designed specifically for the popular $2 PD65W chips.
  • Simple Assembly: Minimal soldering and hardware required.

Assembly Instructions:

  1. Terminals: Crimp male spade connectors onto 16-18 gauge wire and push them firmly into the terminal slots.
  2. Secure Terminals: Use a soldering iron to gently melt and mold the surrounding plastic to lock the connectors in place. (Optional: Use superglue for extra security).
  3. Wiring: Solder the positive and negative wires to your PD65W chip. Pro tip: There is enough room in the case to include an in-line 5A fuse (10a for double) if you want added protection.
  4. Mounting: Stick the PD65W chip to the underside of the lid. I’ve included alignment guides to make this easy; a small piece of 3M double-sided tape is all you need.
  5. Final Assembly: Screw the enclosure shut. The base includes slots if you prefer to glue in nuts for the screws, though I simply use standard screws.
  6. Power Up: Enjoy your DIY 65W Ozito USB-PD power source!

 

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