USB Type-C Power Trigger Mount / Holder
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This is a sleek and minimalist mount designed specifically for the popular USB-C Trigger / Power Delivery module
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USB Type-C Power Trigger Mount / Holder
This is a sleek and minimalist mount designed specifically for the popular USB-C Trigger / Power Delivery (PD) module. Unlike standard breakout boards, this holder is optimized for power-only modules that do not transmit data, making it the perfect solution for converting your DIY projects to modern USB-C charging.
It features a front faceplate that hides the rough edges of your case cutout and securely holds the USB-C module in place. It provides a professional "render-like" finish for your custom tech while ensuring the port stays rock-solid during cable insertion.
Features
Power-Only Design: Specifically adapted for trigger modules without data lines (V+, V-).
Pro Integration: I have included the STEP file in the downloads. This allows you to easily integrate the mount into your own complex CAD designs or modify it to fit your specific needs.
Clean Finish: The faceplate covers the mounting hole completely for a factory-made look.
Pro Tip: Easy Assembly
Assembly Tip: For the easiest installation or removal, plug a USB-C cable into the module first. Use the cable as a "handle" to align and push the board into the mount (or pull it out). This ensures the connector is perfectly centered and makes the process much smoother.
Compatibility
Designed specifically for the USB-C trigger modules found on AliExpress:
Hardware Link: USB Type-C PD Trigger Board
Function: Charging and power delivery only (No Data).
Print Settings
Material: PLA, PETG, or ABS/ASA.
Layer Height: 0.16mm - 0.2mm for better detail
Infill: 100% (it's a small part, so maximum density is recommended for strength).
Walls: 3 perimeters.
