12v Lithium 18650 Power Bank, HX-3S-01 Protection Board

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12v Lithium 18650 Power Bank, HX-3S-01 Protection Board

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This device can be used as power bank and as 18650 Lithium Polymer battery cell charger.

HX-3S-01 Protection Board needs 12V power source to be turned on. I used 12V DC Power adapter. This can be used as charger for the power bank. I specially chose HX-3S-01 board because it can be charged with 12 V which is pretty common.

Supplies

18650 3S Battery holder 1x

18650 Battery Cells 3x

HX-3S-01 Battery protection/charging board

12V DC power supply/adapter

Some wires

Soldering iron

Tape

Solder/Solder paste

Scissors

First Add Some Wires to Battery Holder

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Now strip 2 wires and connect them to battery holder where the battery + and - goes together. Basically to the each metallic bit with spring. This is for B1 and B2 terminals to be connected. These are for balanced charging/discharging 3 cells at once.

Solder the Wires to Battery Protection Board

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The battery holder is connected in series. Just like the instruction shows by how to connect it.

First we will start with B+ in my case the wire is RED, goes to B+
Next B- Black wire goes to B-

Solder B1 and B2

Insulate with tape

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To turn on the HX-3S-01 protection board you will need to connect it to a 12V DC power source. I used NETGEAR 12V adapter. On its label can determine which polarity is the plug terminal. When this done, try to connect the power in/out wires to it. Polarity is important as we are dealing with DC here.

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To test the board if its working and turned on you will need electronic voltmeter. When connected and meter set to DC voltage measurement it should read just a bit more than 12V.