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[[File:Pi5-5V5A-PD-Module-IMG-9991.jpg|thumb|right|Product Specification]]
[[File:Pi5-5V5A-PD-Module-IMG-9989.jpg|thumb|right|Product Testing]]
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[[File:Pi5-Power-PD-Activation-Module-IMG-9974.jpg|thumb|right|9-15V Power PD Activation Module]]


==Overview==
==Overview==
Designed specifically for the Raspberry Pi 5, this high-performance 27W power module delivers stable and efficient 5V/5A power through dual input methods and dual output interfaces. It ensures reliable operation for power-intensive applications and includes built-in protection and customization features.
The Pi5 5V5A PD Power Module is designed for Raspberry Pi 5, supporting 5V5A PD handshake protocol. This series offers two input interface versions:


==Features==
'''Standard Version:''' Equipped with a USB-C PD input and a '''DC 5.5×2.1mm''' barrel jack, suitable for conventional adapter power supply.
'''Dual Input Flexibility''': Supports two input methods, using either input method based on your available equipment.
* USB-C PD Input: Connects to a Power Delivery (PD) adapter for an automatic handshake to request 12V input.
* DC 5.5x2.1mm Input: Accepts a wide voltage range of 9-15V/9-24V from a standard DC power supply.


'''Terminal Block Version:''' Replaces the DC 5521 jack with a '''3.81mm-pitch 2-pin''' pluggable terminal block, better suited for industrial, embedded, or fixed installations where secure cable locking is required.


'''High-Current Dual Output''': Provides a combined output of over 5A through two convenient ports, perfect for powering your Raspberry Pi 5 and additional peripherals simultaneously.
Both versions feature dual output ports, line loss compensation jumper, and optional power switch, delivering stable high-power output for various deployment scenarios. And fully compatible with Raspberry Pi CM4 for diversified deployment scenarios.
* USB-C Output
* USB-A 2.0 Output




'''Output Voltage Trimming''': Equipped with a trimming jumper. Removing the jumper allows you to raise the output voltage by approximately 0.2V to compensate for voltage drop under high load.


<span class="tb_red">'''Important Note:''' </span>
*<span class="tb_red">Total input power must be ＞ 30 W, please use a high-quality power supply ([[PSU60]] recommended).</span>
*<span class="tb_red">Jumper cap recommended for high line loss conditions, not for regular use.</span>


'''Integrated Active Cooling''': Includes a standard fan for optimal thermal management. The fan is automatically unnecessary for loads below 3A, ensuring quiet operation during lighter tasks.
==Features==
{| class="wikitable"
|'''Input (Two Options)''' ||
*USB-C PD: Negotiates 12 V, total power > 30 W
*DC 5521 Jack: 9-24 V, total power > 30 W [[(DC 5521 Version)]]
*3.81mm-2P terminal block: 9-24 V, total power > 30 W [[(3.81mm-2P Version)]]
|-
|'''Output''' ||
*Total Current: Stable 5 A, peak 6 A; output voltage can be increased by 0.2 V with jumper cap installed
*USB-C: Onboard PD protocol chip with CC signal, supports 5 V / 5 A output
*USB-A: No charging protocol; voltage adjustment via protocol is not supported
|-
|'''Dimensions''' ||
*44×55 mm
|-
|'''Compatibility''' ||
*Raspberry Pi 5
*Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 (CM4)
*Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5 (CM5)
|-
|'''Key Features''' ||
*Exclusive design for Raspberry Pi 5, supports 5V5A dedicated PD protocol
*Dual input options: USB-C PD & DC 5521 barrel jack, both <span class="tb_red">require ＞30W input</span> for full load
*Dual output ports (USB-C & USB-A), stable 5A continuous output, 6A peak current
*Onboard jumper cap for +0.2V output voltage boost to compensate line loss
*Standard cooling fan for long-term full-load operation; fan removable for loads <3A
*Power switch for frequent power cycling
*Equipped with 3D printed stand; CM4-compatible dimensions
|}


==Product Testing==
'''Test Equipment'''
*Pi5-5V5APD (the product)
*Geekworm 12V/5A DC5521 Power Supply <span class="tb_red">(Or use a high-quality replacement)</span>
*Adjustable Electronic Load Battery Tester
*USB Power Meter


'''Enhanced Protection & Mounting''': Comes with a standard 3D-printed base for secure tabletop placement and protection of the unit.


'''Test Result'''
{| class="wikitable"
! Load Current !! Without Jumper (V) !! With Jumper (V)
|-
|'''No load''' || 5.242 || 5.378
|-
|'''2A''' || 5.137 || 5.276
|-
|'''3A''' || 5.084 || 5.228
|-
|'''4A''' || 5.037 || 5.178
|-
|'''5A''' || 4.987 || 5.127
|}


'''To compensate for cable voltage drop, a jumper is provided:'''
* For the 9-15V version, removing the jumper increases the output voltage by +0.2V.
* For the 9-24V version, shorting the jumper increases the output voltage by +0.2V.


==Packing List==
==Packing List==
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Q1: I tested it with the official 27W power supply, but the module outputs max 4.5A and shuts down at 4.6A (actual power 22.5W), unable to reach the rated 5V5A. Why?
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A: This product requires a minimum input of 30 W for full-load operation. Please retest it with a qualified high-quality power supply; we recommend the Geekworm [[PSU60]].
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Latest revision as of 10:29, 21 August 2026

9-24V Power PD Activation Module
9-24V Power PD Activation Module
Product Specification
Product Testing
9-24V Power PD Activation Module

Overview

The Pi5 5V5A PD Power Module is designed for Raspberry Pi 5, supporting 5V5A PD handshake protocol. This series offers two input interface versions:

Standard Version: Equipped with a USB-C PD input and a DC 5.5×2.1mm barrel jack, suitable for conventional adapter power supply.

Terminal Block Version: Replaces the DC 5521 jack with a 3.81mm-pitch 2-pin pluggable terminal block, better suited for industrial, embedded, or fixed installations where secure cable locking is required.

Both versions feature dual output ports, line loss compensation jumper, and optional power switch, delivering stable high-power output for various deployment scenarios. And fully compatible with Raspberry Pi CM4 for diversified deployment scenarios.


Important Note:

  • Total input power must be ＞ 30 W, please use a high-quality power supply (PSU60 recommended).
  • Jumper cap recommended for high line loss conditions, not for regular use.

Features

Input (Two Options)
Output
  • Total Current: Stable 5 A, peak 6 A; output voltage can be increased by 0.2 V with jumper cap installed
  • USB-C: Onboard PD protocol chip with CC signal, supports 5 V / 5 A output
  • USB-A: No charging protocol; voltage adjustment via protocol is not supported
Dimensions
  • 44×55 mm
Compatibility
  • Raspberry Pi 5
  • Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 (CM4)
  • Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5 (CM5)
Key Features
  • Exclusive design for Raspberry Pi 5, supports 5V5A dedicated PD protocol
  • Dual input options: USB-C PD & DC 5521 barrel jack, both require ＞30W input for full load
  • Dual output ports (USB-C & USB-A), stable 5A continuous output, 6A peak current
  • Onboard jumper cap for +0.2V output voltage boost to compensate line loss
  • Standard cooling fan for long-term full-load operation; fan removable for loads <3A
  • Power switch for frequent power cycling
  • Equipped with 3D printed stand; CM4-compatible dimensions

Product Testing

Test Equipment

  • Pi5-5V5APD (the product)
  • Geekworm 12V/5A DC5521 Power Supply (Or use a high-quality replacement)
  • Adjustable Electronic Load Battery Tester
  • USB Power Meter


Test Result

Load Current Without Jumper (V) With Jumper (V)
No load 5.242 5.378
2A 5.137 5.276
3A 5.084 5.228
4A 5.037 5.178
5A 4.987 5.127


Packing List

  • 1x Power PD Activation Module for Raspberry Pi 5

FAQ

Q1: I tested it with the official 27W power supply, but the module outputs max 4.5A and shuts down at 4.6A (actual power 22.5W), unable to reach the rated 5V5A. Why?

A: This product requires a minimum input of 30 W for full-load operation. Please retest it with a qualified high-quality power supply; we recommend the Geekworm PSU60.

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