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20/24 4/6/8 pin PC power supply tester for ATX, ITX, BTX, PCI-E, SATA, HDD, black

~~£22.94~~

Product information

Description

General Description

The PC power supply tester is a robust tool designed to check the voltages of power supplies conforming to ATX, BTX, and ITX standards. It is ideal for hobbyists and professionals who want to perform a quick power supply check in specialized stores. Thanks to its LCD screen, it clearly displays the voltage status, allowing for quick and easy evaluation of the power supply's performance.

Technical Specifications

Voltage Source: 20/24 pin (ATX connector)
Voltage Test: +12V, -12V, +5V, -5V, +3.3V, 5V standby (SB)
12V Good Output (PG)
Connections: Floppy disk, hard drive, CD-ROM, SATA, 4-pin (P4), 8-pin (Dual CPU), 6-pin (PCI-Express)

Usage

To use the tester, follow these steps:

Connect the 24-pin power supply and P4, P6, or P8 to the corresponding socket on the tester.
Turn on the power supply. A "DuDu" sound will indicate that the power supply is functioning normally if no flickering is observed.
If a voltage signal is not recognized or if the voltage value is higher than normal, a long "DuDu" buzzer will sound, signaling a power supply failure.
If the voltage or the PG is flashing, this also indicates a power supply failure.

Other Information

Contents: 1 x Power Supply Tester
Operating Instructions on the back of the package

Features

Brand
OTHERS
Material
Plastic
Display mode
Digital
Shockproof
No
Memory function
Yes

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