With the PD fast charging protocol becoming a standard for chargers, power banks, and other products, the demand for convenient voltage spoofing verification tools in R&D, production lines, and after-sales scenarios has surged. PowerPi has timely launched the PowerPi SK240 PD Protocol Spoofer, featuring a USB-A output interface that precisely meets market needs. It supports the PD 3.1 protocol with up to 48V/5A and 240W power delivery.
The new product has a compact design, with a built-in USB-C input and USB-A output. You can switch between eight voltage levels (5V/9V/12V/15V/20V/28V/36V/48V) using the white three-position toggle switch in the middle. It also has an LED indicator to provide real-time feedback on its working status, and the back has a printed table showing the switch positions corresponding to the voltages for easy reference.
PowerPi will release more details and launch information about this spoofer later. Stay tuned to the official PowerPi WeChat account to get the latest updates on new products.