Computer PC Power Supply Tester, ATX/ITX/IDE/HDD/SATA/BYI Connectors Power Supply Tester, 1.8” LCD Screen (Aluminum Alloy Enclosure)
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Product Description
Power Supply Tester – Aluminum Alloy Enclosure
[8-in-1 ATX Power Supply Tester] — Support test 20-pin ATX / 24-pin ATX / IDE(HDD) / Floppy 4-pin / PCI-e 6-pin / 4-pin / EPS 8-pin / SATA connectors [Aluminum Alloy Enclosure] — Light and Easy to Carry, High Strength, Nice Thermal Conductivity & Corrosion Resistance [1.8” LCD Screen] — Outputted Voltages shows on the 1.8” LCD Screen, Easy to Read (The 1.8” LCD Screen was Powered by 20-pin / 24-pin Connector)[Beep Alarm] — When your power supply test value is beyond normal range, the Power Supply Tester would issue a buzzer alarm, Easy to Know[Displayed by the LCD Screen] — The voltage of 20pin / 24pin connectors is displayed by the LCD Screen, as “+3.3V”, “+12V1”, “+5V”, “-12V”, “5VSB”, “PG” (except “+12V2” on LCD Screen); The voltage of PCI-e 6P / 4P / EPS P8 connectors is displayed by the LCD Screen as “+12V2″[Displayed by the 3 Lights] — The voltage of IDE (HDD), Floppy, SATA connector is displayed by the lights on the left of the power tester, IDE (HDD) connector is displayed by “+12V” & “+5V” lights; Floppy connector is displayed by “+12V” & “+5V” lights; SATA connector is displayed by “+12V”, “+3.3V” & “+5V” lights
Operation method:
Insert the power 20-pin or 24-pin plug into the corresponding position of the power testerTurn on the power supply, tester would “didi” sounds twice and LCD screen lights up. Then tester would buzzer alarms and “+12V2” displays “LL”, it mean needs to plug in 4P, 6P or 8P connector (The voltage of 4P, 6P and 8P connectors is displayed by the “+12V2” value on the LCD screen)Plug the 4P connector, check the “+12V2” value on the LCD screenRemove 4P connector, plug the 6P connector and check the “+12V2” value on the LCD screenRemove 6P connector, plug the 8P connector and check the “+12V2” value on the LCD screen Keep 20-pin / 24-pin, 4P, 6P or 8P connector plug into power tester, then plug the IDE(HDD) connector, check the “+12V” & “+5V” lights on the left of the power testerRemove HDD connector, plug the Floppy connector and check the “+12V” & “+5V” lights on the left of the power testerRemove Floppy connector, plug the SATA connector and check the “+12V”, “+3.3V” & “+5V” lights on the left of the power tester
How to judge test results？
The voltage of 20-pin / 24-pin / 4P / 6P / 8P interface is displayed by the 1.8” LCD Screen
If the values “+3.3V”, “+12V1”, “+5V”, “-12V”, “5VSB”, “PG” (except “+12V2”) on LCD Screen do not flash, it indicates that the power 20-pin / 24-pin input of this power supply is normal.If the values of “+12V2” do not flash, it indicates that the power 4P / 6P / 8P input of this power supply is normal.
The voltage of IDE (HDD) / Floppy / SATA interface is displayed by the 3 lights on the left of the power tester
When Plug the IDE (HDD) connector, If the lights of “+12V” & “+5V” are on, it indicates that the IDE (HDD) power input is normal.When Plug the Floppy connector, If the lights of “+12V” & “+5V” are on, it indicates that the Floppy power input is normal.When Plug the SATA connector, If the lights of “+12V”, “+3.3V” & “+5V” are on, it indicates that the SATA power input is normal.
If their test voltage is exceeds the normal range, the buzzer will send out a warning sound of “di di” for a long time, and the corresponding voltage or PG value display status is flashing state, it means that the power supply is a fault source.
NOTE:
The power tester has no battery and is completely powered by 20-pin or 24-pin interface, if there is no 20-pin or 24-pin interface powered, tester screen will not light up and the value cannot be read. The Product Screen Has Scratches？Because the LCD screen is easy to scratch, we put aprotective film on It, if you think It’s not beautiful and useless, you can tear it off by yourself. The protective film of the screen fits very well and is not easy to tear off. Please operate carefully to avoid scratching the LCD screen. Please do not plug the interface in the wrong position or reverse, which may cause the power tester to smoke or damage your power supply. Special reminder: not supported Hot Plug, Hot Plug behavior can cause short circuits or other problems
Condition: 100% NewColor: BlackMaterial: Aluminum AlloyScreen: 1.8” LCD ScreenCharacteristics: Beep Alarm when power supply was problemItem Dimensions: 4.9” x 2.6”x 0.63”Item Weight: 3.1 ounces
Package Includes:1x Power Supply Tester – Aluminum Alloy Enclosure
[8-in-1 ATX Power Supply Tester] — Support test 20-pin ATX / 24-pin ATX / HDD (IDE) / Floppy 4-pin / PCI-e 6-pin / 4-pin / EPS 8-pin (NOTE: can not fit for PCI-e 8-pin) / SATA connectors
[Aluminum Alloy Enclosure] — Light and Easy to Carry, High Strength, Nice Thermal Conductivity & Corrosion Resistance
[1.8” LCD Screen] — Outputted Voltages shows on the 1.8” LCD Screen, Easy to Read ( The 1.8” LCD Screen was Powered by 20-pin / 24-pin Connector ), Note: The Product Screen Has a Load of Scratches All Over It？Because The Screen is Easy to Scratch, We Put a Protective Film on It, If You Think It’s Not Beautiful, You Can Tear It Off by Yourself
[Beep Alarm] — When your power supply test value is beyond normal range, the Power Supply Tester would issue a buzzer alarm, Easy to Know
NOTE: The voltage of 20pin / 24pin connectors is displayed by the LCD Screen, as “+3.3V”, “+12V1”, “+5V”, “-12V”, “5VSB”, “PG” (except “+12V2” on LCD Screen); The voltage of PCI-e 6P / 4P / EPS P8 connectors is displayed by the LCD Screen as “+12V2”
NOTE: The voltage of IDE (HDD), Floppy, SATA connector is displayed by the lights on the left of the power tester, IDE (HDD) connector is displayed by “+12V” & “+5V” lights; Floppy connector is displayed by “+12V” & “+5V” lights; SATA connector is displayed by “+12V”, “+3.3V” & “+5V” lights
NOTE: When you test the SATA connector, please confirm how many wires your connector is. When the 5-wire SATA connector is normal, the tester will light up three LED lights “+12v”, “5V” and “+3.3v”. When the 4-wire SATA connector is normal, the tester will only light up two LED lights “+12v” and “+5v”
Customers say
Customers find the system power device functional and easy to use for testing power supplies. They appreciate its straightforward setup and clear instructions. Many consider it a good value for the price, although some customers dislike the instruction manual and have mixed opinions on the build quality.
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