Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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Centenex Electronics
Connects two ATX power supplies to one motherboard via 24-pin dual adapter, 30 cm cables, black, 5-pack
This pack contains five 30 cm cables that join two ATX power supplies to a single motherboard 24-pin connector. Each adapter carries one male 24-pin plug for the board and two female 24-pin sockets for the supplies. The short length keeps cable routing tidy inside compact mining chassis.
The wiring bridges the PS-ON signal so the motherboard power switch starts both units simultaneously. This removes the need for manual jumpers or separate switches when scaling beyond six graphics cards. The design is intended for standard desktop ATX units and will not function with server-form-factor power supplies.
Pairing two 850-1000 W units through the adapter can deliver more than 1500 W total, avoiding the cost and scarcity of a single 1600 W model. The second supply must not feed the motherboard directly; dual-input devices such as graphics cards should draw all their connectors from the same supply for stable operation.
| Brand | Centenex Electronics |
|---|---|
| Model | AS-CBPSDualAdapter-2 |
The connectors are standard 20+4 pin ATX headers rated for typical insertion cycles; no scheduled replacement is required unless physical damage occurs.
The 24-pin ATX connector rating and 30 cm wire gauge set the practical ceiling; total draw should stay within the connector specification.
The passive cable adds no fan noise and negligible resistive heat; all audible noise and thermal output come from the PSUs themselves.
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