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Nextion Foca Max 5V2A Output USB To TTL Serial Converter Board

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$6.14 $8.9 In stock

Category: ITEAD STUDIO OFFICIAL

Foca Max is a USB to TTL serial converter board. With a 8-26V DC external power input, Foca Max brings a stable power source and convenience of USB to TTL communication for all series and sizes of Nextion HMI display
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Customer Reviews (4.9 / 5 · 16 reviews)

Nicholas ★★★★★

The USB to TTL communication has been rock solid for me, and hooking up the external 8-26V DC power really took the guesswork out of feeding my display. It's a compact board, but it feels sturdy enough and hasn't missed a beat in the two weeks I've had it. Definitely doing its job.

Timothy ★★★★★

The external 8-26V input is a lifesaver for my bench setup—no more unstable voltage drops mid-flash. It’s compact, the connector pins are sturdy, and it handles my 12V supply without heating up.

Sophia ★★★★★

Finally, a USB-to-TTL board that doesn't drop connection when my other gear pulls power—the extra DC input makes all the difference for stable flashing sessions. Plugged in a 12V supply and it handled the whole job without a hiccup.