With the rapid adoption of fast-charging protocols, the demand for ultra-simple voltage emulation verification tools in R&D, production, and after-sales scenarios has grown significantly. PowerPi has timely launched the SK240 PD Protocol Spoofer with an XT60 interface, offering a minimalist design with PD3.1 48V5A conduction capability, suitable for quickly testing and developing various fast-charging devices.
The PowerPi SK240 Spoofer features a compact design, measuring just 62.46×16.68×11.54mm and weighing about 7.1g, with onboard USB-C input and XT60 output interfaces, balancing portability and practicality. For operation, the white three-position DIP switch in the middle, combined with silkscreen markings on the board, allows quick switching between PD 5V/9V/12V/15V/20V/28V/36V/48V modes; LED indicators give real-time status feedback, and the voltage reference table on the back makes on-site checking easy, making operation efficient and intuitive.
At its core, the product is powered by the FastSOC FS316 controller, supporting PD 3.1 protocol and up to 240W conduction, while remaining downward PD compatible. Voltage requests and handshakes are automatically handled via the DIP switch settings. If a target voltage isn’t supported, the device intelligently falls back to the nearest voltage to ensure reliable verification.
Thanks to its minimalist design and cost control, this product is suitable for R&D debugging, production line testing, and after-sales verification for outputs like chargers, car chargers, power banks, wall plugs, and DIY setups.
PowerPi will release more specifications and launch details for the spoofer soon. Be sure to follow the official PowerPi WeChat account to get the latest updates on new products first.