ALLOYSEED Digital LCD ATX Power Supply Tester for PC PC Power Supply Tester Vue China Mainland

ALLOYSEED Digital LCD ATX Power Supply Tester for PC

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Sale price  $30.99 Regular price $37.99
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ALLOYSEED Digital LCD ATX Power Supply Tester for PC PC Power Supply Tester Vue China Mainland

ALLOYSEED Digital LCD ATX Power Supply Tester for PC

Sale price  $30.99 Regular price $37.99
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ALLOYSEED Digital LCD ATX Power Supply Tester – Fast & Accurate PC Diagnostics

Keep your PC running at its best with the ALLOYSEED Digital LCD ATX Power Supply Tester. Whether you're a seasoned technician or an enthusiastic hobbyist, this compact diagnostic tool makes it easy to verify your computer's power supply voltages in seconds — no extra batteries required. Made in Mainland China.

Why You'll Love It

  • Instant LCD Readout: The bright digital LCD screen clearly displays voltage readings across all key rails, so you can spot issues at a glance.
  • Wide Connector Compatibility: Supports ATX 20-pin & 24-pin, SATA, 8-pin & 4-pin CPU, PCI-E 6-pin graphics, floppy disk, and ATE hard disk interfaces — one tester for virtually any desktop power supply.
  • Multi-Voltage Monitoring: Simultaneously checks +3.3V, +5V, +5VSB, -5V, -12V, +12V1, +12V2, and PG (Power Good) timing, giving you a complete picture of your PSU's health.
  • Audible Alert System: A built-in buzzer sounds a short beep when voltages are normal and a long alert tone if a voltage is missing or out of range — no guesswork needed.
  • No Batteries Needed: Powers directly from the PSU being tested via the 20/24-pin Molex connector — plug in and go.
  • Compact & Durable: Lightweight plastic housing (approx. 126 × 64 × 18.5 mm / 4.96 × 2.51 × 0.72 in) fits easily in any toolbox or tech kit.
  • User-Friendly: Intuitive design with an easy-to-read display — no advanced technical knowledge required.

Specifications

Brand ALLOYSEED
Housing Material Plastic
Display Digital LCD
Supported Interfaces ATX 24-pin, ATX 20-pin, SATA, 8-pin, 4-pin, PCI-E 6-pin, Floppy, ATE HDD
Tested Voltages +3.3V, +5V, +5VSB, -5V, -12V, +12V1, +12V2, PG time
Dimensions Approx. 126 × 64 × 18.5 mm / 4.96 × 2.51 × 0.72 in
Power Source Powered by PSU under test (no batteries needed)
Origin Made in Mainland China

How to Use

  1. Plug the PSU's 24-pin (or 20-pin) connector and any additional connectors (P4, P6, P8) into the corresponding ports on the tester.
  2. Switch on the power supply. A short "beep" and steady LCD readings confirm normal voltage output.
  3. If any voltage is absent or out of acceptable range, the buzzer will sound a long alert and the corresponding reading will flash — indicating the PSU requires further inspection or replacement.

What's in the Box

  • 1 × ALLOYSEED Digital LCD Power Supply Tester

For more information on safe electrical testing practices in computer hardware environments, visit OSHA's Electrical Safety guidelines.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does the ALLOYSEED ATX power supply tester require batteries?

A: No — the tester draws power directly from the PC power supply being tested through the 20/24-pin ATX connector. No external batteries or additional power source is needed.

Q: Which PSU connectors does this LCD power supply tester support?

A: It supports a wide range of connectors including ATX 24-pin, ATX 20-pin, SATA, 8-pin & 4-pin CPU power, PCI-E 6-pin graphics, floppy disk, and ATE hard disk interfaces — making it compatible with most standard desktop ATX, BTX, and ITX power supplies.

Q: How do I know if my power supply has passed or failed the test?

A: When all voltages are within normal range, the tester emits a short beep and the LCD displays stable readings. If a voltage is missing or outside the acceptable range, the tester sounds a sustained buzzer alert and the affected voltage reading will flash on the display, indicating a potential PSU issue.

Q: Is this tester suitable for beginners with limited technical experience?

A: Absolutely. The ALLOYSEED digital LCD tester features a straightforward plug-and-test design with a clearly labeled display and audible alerts, making it accessible for hobbyists, DIY PC builders, and professionals alike.

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