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LORDWORLD

LORDWORLD 160W DC ATX 24Pin Pico Switch Power Module

SKU CH-WD8A-WBRNG

Fanless 24-pin DC-ATX module delivers 160 W from a 12 V 12.5 A adapter for silent mini-ITX builds

  • Industrial solid capacitors withstand harsh environments and high temperatures
  • 160W output power requires a 12V 12.5A adapter
  • Powers mini PCs, ITX builds, POS and digital signage
  • Fanless design delivers completely silent operation
  • New condition ensures full reliability out of the box

160W DC-ATX Module for Mini ITX Builds

This LORDWORLD pico switch module converts a single 12 V input into standard ATX rails for compact systems. It targets builders of mini computers, all-in-one units, POS terminals, digital set-top boxes and ITX chassis where space is at a premium. The 24-pin connector plugs directly into the motherboard, eliminating the need for a full-sized PSU in tight enclosures. Buyers who need multiple PCIe power connectors or higher continuous output should look elsewhere.

Sustained 160W Delivery with External Adapter

The board is rated for 160 W total output and requires a 12 V 12.5 A external adapter to reach that level. Industrial solid capacitors maintain stable voltages during extended workloads such as digital signage, network servers or bank terminals. Without the specified adapter the module cannot deliver its rated power, so sustained loads will be limited by the brick you pair with it. Systems demanding continuous draw above this threshold are not supported.

Fanless Operation for Silent Deployments

No fan is fitted, so the module runs completely silent in normal use. Passive cooling relies on the solid capacitors and PCB layout to dissipate heat in harsh environments. Power draw from the wall equals the system load plus conversion overhead, with no additional fan consumption. Builders who require active cooling or integrated AC input will need a different form factor.

Highlights

  • Industrial solid capacitors withstand harsh environments and high temperatures
  • 160W output power requires a 12V 12.5A adapter
  • Powers mini PCs, ITX builds, POS and digital signage
  • Fanless design delivers completely silent operation
  • New condition ensures full reliability out of the box

Specifications

BrandLORDWORLD

Questions about this item

Does the 160W pico module stay silent and cool when running 24/7?

The module has no fan and uses industrial solid capacitors rated for high temperature resistance, so it operates silently and remains stable during continuous use.

What external power adapter must I already have for the 24-pin ATX switch to work?

You need a separate 12V adapter capable of delivering at least 12.5A to supply the module’s 160W maximum output.

Will the 24-pin DC-to-DC board power an older ITX motherboard that still uses a standard ATX connector?

Yes, the module provides a standard 24-pin ATX output designed for ITX chassis, mini PCs and similar legacy systems.

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