LCD ATX Chassis Power Supply Tester with Aluminium Alloy Body and Multi-Connector Support

This chassis power supply tester is built for checking ATX power supply output through a range of common connectors. It tests +3.3V, -12V, +5VSB, +12V1, +12V2, +5V and PG time value, with an LCD screen showing the results. The tester supports 20Pin and 24Pin ATX interfaces as well as SATA, 4Pin, 8Pin, PCI-E 6Pin, floppy drive and ATE hard drive connections. Its aluminium alloy body measures 126x64x18.5mm and weighs 120g, so it takes up little space on a workbench. The black finish and compact shape make it straightforward to keep with other PC tools. This is a dedicated PSU testing device rather than a general multimeter, and it is intended for users who need to verify power supply voltages through standard ATX and peripheral connectors.

Features and Construction

The tester combines a compact aluminium alloy housing with a practical set of connectors for ATX power supply checking. Its layout is centred on reading voltage values through the LCD screen rather than requiring separate probes. The listed connector support covers the main interfaces used in desktop PC power supplies and some peripheral drive types.

Material and Build

The housing is made from aluminium alloy, which forms a rigid outer shell for the internal testing electronics. At 126x64x18.5mm and 120g, the unit is small enough to hold in one hand during use. The black finish applies to the outer body. No further material or durability claims are made beyond the stated aluminium alloy construction.

Size and Practical Fit

With dimensions of 126x64x18.5mm and a weight of 120g, this tester is designed to sit on a bench or be carried in a tool bag without taking up much room. The compact footprint leaves space for cables and connectors during testing. The size is fixed as listed, and no additional size options are stated in the source information.

Uses and Placement

This tester is used for checking the power supply of a chassis, making it relevant to PC building, repair and maintenance. It can be connected to a compatible ATX power supply to read voltage values before installing or replacing a PSU. The supported interfaces cover several common connector types found in desktop systems and drives.

Event or Professional Use

For repair benches and system builders, the tester provides a way to check ATX power supply voltages without installing the unit into a full PC. It supports 20Pin and 24Pin ATX interfaces, plus SATA, 4Pin, 8Pin, PCI-E 6Pin, floppy drive and ATE hard drive connections. The LCD readout shows +3.3V, -12V, +5VSB, +12V1, +12V2, +5V and PG time value. This makes it suitable for pre-build checks or fault diagnosis in a workshop setting.

Everyday Home Use

For home PC maintenance, the tester can be used when a power supply is suspected of causing boot or stability problems. It allows the user to connect the relevant ATX or peripheral cable and read the voltage values on the LCD screen. The compact 126x64x18.5mm body and 120g weight mean it can be stored in a drawer or toolbox between uses. It is not a substitute for a full diagnostic suite, but it covers the listed voltage and connector checks.

Benefits and Buying Value

The main value of this tester lies in its focused function: checking chassis power supply voltages through a set of supported connectors. It avoids the need for improvisation with probes, as the relevant interfaces are built in. Its aluminium alloy body and compact dimensions support practical storage and handling.

Reuse and Low Maintenance

The tester is a reusable tool with no consumable parts listed in the source information. Its aluminium alloy housing can be wiped clean when needed, and the connectors should be kept free of dust and debris. Store it in a dry place when not in use. No specific maintenance schedule or replacement parts are stated.

Why Choose This Product

Choose this tester if you need a dedicated device for checking ATX power supply voltages rather than a general-purpose meter. It supports 20Pin, 24Pin, SATA, 4Pin, 8Pin, PCI-E 6Pin, floppy drive and ATE hard drive interfaces, and it reads +3.3V, -12V, +5VSB, +12V1, +12V2, +5V and PG time value on its LCD screen. The aluminium alloy body measures 126x64x18.5mm and weighs 120g, making it a compact addition to a PC tool kit. The package includes one power tester.