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Two black and red ATX power switch cables, 100 cm each, with 2-pin connectors and push buttons

FDXGYH PC-POWER-SW-CORD-2 ATX Power Switch Cable 100 cm 2 pcs

SKU CH-XVVP-PZE83

Two 100 cm ATX power-switch cables with push buttons for motherboard on/off or reset headers, no soldering needed

  • TypeATX
  • ColorBlack
  • Length39.3 inches
  • Cable Length3 in.
  • SpeedEasy to Install, No Soldering Required
  • SpecificationsPC-POWER-SW-CORD-2, ATX, Black and red, FDXGYH
  • Two 100 cm cables let you replace a faulty front-panel switch
  • Plug-in 2-pin headers connect to POWER SW or RESET SW pins without soldering
  • Momentary push button on one end mounts in a standard case cut-out
  • Black and red wires simplify polarity identification during installation
  • Supplied as a pair so you can swap both power and reset switches at once

What this cable does and who needs it

This two-piece ATX power switch cable set replaces a broken front-panel power or reset button on a desktop motherboard. Each cable has a 2-pin female header that plugs onto the board’s POWER SW or RESET SW pins and a push-button on the other end for case-panel mounting. The pair is aimed at builders repairing a faulty switch or testing a board outside a case.

When the upgrade makes sense

Use these cables when the original case switch fails, when assembling a test bench, or when a custom chassis needs a simple momentary button. The jump is worth it if the current switch is intermittent, physically damaged, or missing entirely. No driver or soldering is required, so the swap takes minutes. Buyers who need a latching switch, illuminated button, or a different pin pitch will not be served by this kit.

Practical limits of the ATX front-panel header

The cables follow the standard ATX 2-pin momentary-contact layout, so they only work with headers wired for power-on or reset functions. Cable length is fixed at 100 cm, which limits placement in very large or unusually routed cases. The push-button is a basic tactile type without LED illumination or locking action. Systems that use a proprietary front-panel connector or a combined USB/audio/power module cannot use these cables directly.

Highlights

  • Two 100 cm cables let you replace a faulty front-panel switch
  • Plug-in 2-pin headers connect to POWER SW or RESET SW pins without soldering
  • Momentary push button on one end mounts in a standard case cut-out
  • Black and red wires simplify polarity identification during installation
  • Supplied as a pair so you can swap both power and reset switches at once

Specifications

BrandFDXGYH
ModelPC-POWER-SW-CORD-2
TypeATX
ColorBlack
Length39.3 inches
Cable Length3 in.
SpeedEasy to Install, No Soldering Required
SpecificationsPC-POWER-SW-CORD-2, ATX, Black and red, FDXGYH
Connector A1x PCIe 6+2pin female
Connector B1x PCIe 6+2pin female
Connector DetailATX
Terminal GenderMale to Female
ShieldingEasy to Install, No Soldering Required
Refresh Rate100 cm / 39.3 inches
FeaturesATX, Black and red, FDXGYH, PC-POWER-SW-CORD-2

Questions about this item

What motherboard header does the 2-pin connector on this FDXGYH PC-POWER-SW-CORD-2 cable plug into?

The 2-pin female header connects directly to the motherboard POWER SW or RESET SW pins.

How do you install the FDXGYH PC-POWER-SW-CORD-2 cable, and what step do people often miss?

Disconnect power, plug the 2-pin female header onto the motherboard switch pins, then mount the push button through the case panel hole.

When would the FDXGYH PC-POWER-SW-CORD-2 cable need replacement?

Replace it if the push button becomes unresponsive, the cable insulation is damaged, or the header pins bend and lose contact.

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