TP4056 1A LiPo battery charging board with USB Type-C connector and current protection circuitry

TP4056 1A LiPo Battery Charging Board with Type-C and Current Protection 5pcs

Name: TP4056 1A LiPo Battery Charging Board with Type-C and Current Protection 5pcs
Brand: ShillehTek
SKU: AA477
Price: 3.99 USD
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TP4056 1A LiPo/Li-ion battery charging board with USB Type-C and current protection for single-cell 3.7V packs. Ideal for Arduino, ESP32, robotics, wearables, home automation, prototyping.

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Overview

Product Overview

TP4056 1A LiPo battery charging board with USB Type-C is a compact charger module for safely recharging single-cell LiPo and Li-ion batteries in portable electronics, DIY power packs, and embedded projects. Built around the TP4056 charging IC, it provides convenient 1A charging from a Type-C power source while adding current protection for more reliable battery-powered designs. Ideal for Arduino, ESP32, Raspberry Pi, robotics, wearables, and prototyping, this board simplifies rechargeable power integration for sensors, wireless devices, and home automation builds, battery backups, and low-power IoT nodes.

Questions & answers

Frequently asked questions

Does this TP4056 charger work with Arduino and ESP32 projects?

Yes, it can recharge a single-cell LiPo or Li-ion battery used in Arduino or ESP32 builds. It is a battery charging module, not a voltage regulator, so your circuit may still need suitable regulated power from the battery.

How do I power the TP4056 Type-C charging board?

Connect a USB Type-C power source to the board’s Type-C port and connect one compatible single-cell LiPo or Li-ion battery to the battery terminals or pads. Confirm polarity before applying power to avoid damaging the battery or charger.

What batteries and charging current does this TP4056 support?

It is designed for one single-cell LiPo or Li-ion battery and uses the TP4056 charging IC with a 1A charge current. Do not use it for multi-cell battery packs unless a compatible external battery management system is specified.

Can this board make a rechargeable IoT sensor node?

Yes. It is suitable for low-power IoT nodes, wireless sensors, wearables, and home automation prototypes that use a single rechargeable lithium cell. Pair it with the correct voltage regulation for the connected microcontroller and sensors.

Can it power a Raspberry Pi directly from a battery?

Not by itself. The TP4056 board charges a single lithium cell from USB-C; Raspberry Pi boards require an appropriate regulated supply, so add a suitable boost or regulator stage if the battery is powering the Pi.

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