Quick Answer

• Tests 20+4 pin ATX, ITX, BTX, PCI-E, SATA, and HDD power supplies.
• Features a clear LCD screen for easy voltage readings.
• Includes a US plug for convenient use.

What is a Power Supply Tester?

A power supply tester is an essential diagnostic tool for anyone working with computer hardware. This device allows you to quickly check the voltage outputs of your PC's power supply unit (PSU) without needing to boot up the computer. It connects directly to the PSU's various connectors, providing immediate feedback on whether each voltage rail is functioning correctly.

Key Features and Compatibility

This tester supports a wide range of common PC power connectors, including the 20+4 pin ATX, PCI-E, SATA, and HDD interfaces. The integrated LCD screen provides clear, easy-to-read voltage measurements for each pin, helping you pinpoint potential power issues. It comes equipped with a standard US plug, making it ready for use in North America.

Specifications:

• Plug Type: US plug
• Model Number: Converter Stand
• Brand Name: FGHGF

Frequently Asked Questions:

What types of power supply connectors does this tester support?

This tester supports a wide range of PC power connectors, including 20+4 pin ATX, PCI-E, SATA, and HDD, as well as ITX and BTX configurations.

How does this power supply tester display information?

It features a clear LCD screen that provides easy-to-read voltage measurements for each pin, allowing for quick diagnosis of power supply issues.

Does this power supply tester come with a power adapter?

Yes, the tester includes a standard US plug for convenient use in North America. No additional power adapter is required for the tester itself.

Is this power supply tester compatible with all computer power supplies?

It is compatible with most standard ATX, ITX, BTX, PCI-E, SATA, and HDD power supplies that utilize the specified 20+4 pin connectors.