Supported IronOS hardware uses different power sources with different standards and protocols (QC/PD/etc). This information is collected from real community testing since some chargers may not fully support what’s declared on the box.
This is not advertising but first-hand experience from real users.
Quick Charge 3.0 (QC3)
Compatible Devices for TS80/TS80P
The following devices have been tested with TS80 series irons:
| Device Name | Stock FW | IronOS FW |
|---|
| Anker PowerCore II Slim 10000 Powerbank | Not Working | Good |
| Aukey 26.5/30 Ah Powerbank (PB-Y3) | OK** (15sec t/o) | OK** (15sec t/o) |
| Aukey QC3 Charger | Good | Only 5V |
| Aukey QC3 Charging Station (PA-T11) | Good | Good |
| Besiter 20000mah QC3 | Not Working | Only 5V |
| BlitzWolf BW-P5 | Not Working* | Unknown |
| BlitzWolf BW-PF2 | OK** (10sec t/o) | OK** (10sec t/o) |
| BlitzWolf BW-PL3 | Low Voltage | OK |
| BlitzWolf BW-PL4 | Unknown | Not Working |
| BlitzWolf BW-S6 | Unknown | OK |
| Charmast 20800 mAh QC 3.0 | Low Voltage* | Good |
| Clas Ohlson Powerbank USB-C 10050 mAh | Unknown | OK** |
| Cygnett 20,000mAh USB-C | Not Working | Good |
| HAME H13D 10000mAh PD/QC3.0 | OK** (30sec t/o) | OK** (30sec t/o?) |
| HIPER 10000 mAh 18W PD+QC3.0 (MPX10000) | Low Voltage | OK** (30sec t/o) |
| iMuto Portable Charger 30000mAh | Low Voltage | Good |
| ISDT BG-8S | Good | Good |
| iVoler Quick Charge 3.0 USB C 30W 2-Port USB | Good | Good |
| imuto X6L Pro 30000 mah | Not Working | Bad |
| Interstep 10000 mAh 18W PD+QC3.0+FCP+AFC (MPX10000) | Good | OK** (30sec t/o) |
| Jackery Black 420 | Low Voltage | Good |
| Kogan Premium 80W 5 Port USB Charger | Low Voltage | Good |
| Nokia AD-18WE | Unknown | OK |
| Omars 2000mAh USB-C PD+QC3.0 (OMPB20KBUPLT / OMPB20KPLT) | OK** (20sec t/o) | Unknown |
| Polaroid PS100 Powerbank | Good | Good |
| Xiaomi 10000mAh Mi Power Bank Pro (PLM03ZM) | Good | Unknown |
| Xiaomi 10000mAh Mi Power Bank 2i (PLM09ZM) | Good | Good |
| Xiaomi 20000mAh Mi Power Bank 3 (PLM07ZM) | Unknown | Good Type A, Bad Type C |
| ZeroLemon ToughJuice 30000mAh PD/QC2.0 | OK** (20sec t/o) | OK** (20sec t/o?) |
| URUAV XT-60 to USB module | Unknown | Good |
DIY QC3.0 Solutions
You can build your own QC3.0 power source using:
DISCLAIMER: We do not hold any responsibility for accidents that happen when building your own QC3.0 power source.
USB Power Delivery (PD)
The following devices are compatible with hardware requiring Power Delivery support (≥30W). Successfully tested with TS80P in PD mode.
Important Requirements
- PD can only be provided through USB-C to USB-C cable
- Not only the charger but the cable itself must be capable of carrying higher wattages
Compatible Devices for TS80P
| Device Name | IronOS FW |
|---|
| Traver Charger QC09 (45W max)* | OK |
| Xiaomi AD65GEU Mi 65W Fast Charger with GaN Tech (AD65GEU, 65W max) | OK |
DO NOT BUY cheap “fast chargers with QC/PD support” for a few dollars online (less than ~$10). Reviews show they are often fake - even if lucky, you’ll likely get 5V/1A max.
Power Calculations
Power delivered to the tip is determined by voltage and tip resistance:
| Type | Volts | / | Tip Ω | = | Amps | * | Volts | = | Watts |
|---|
| USB QC3.0 | 9V | / | 4.5 Ω | = | 2.0A | * | 9V | = | 18W |
| USB-C PD | 12V | / | 4.5 Ω | = | 3.0A | * | 12V | = | 32W |
| USB-C PD | 20V | / | 8.0 Ω | = | 2.5A | * | 20V | = | 50W |
| USB-C PD | 20V | / | 6.2 Ω | = | 3.2A | * | 20V | = | 64W |
| DC Barrel | 24V | / | 8.0 Ω | = | 3.0A | * | 24V | = | 72W |
| DC Barrel | 24V | / | 6.2 Ω | = | 3.8A | * | 24V | = | 92W |
| EPR PD3.1 | 28V | / | 8.0 Ω | = | 3.5A | * | 28V | = | 98W |
| EPR PD3.1 | 28V | / | 6.2 Ω | = | 4.5A | * | 28V | = | 126W |
Best Practices
- Use highest voltage possible: Power delivery is proportional to voltage squared (P = V² ÷ Ω)
- PD adapters recommended: Allows iron to know supply limitations and prevent over-current
- Check cable ratings: Ensure USB-C cables are rated for the wattage you need
- Avoid ultra-cheap chargers: Spend at least $10 for reliable performance
- Test power banks: Some shut down below 50mA draw; IronOS handles this in most cases