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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LORDWORLD
Plugs directly into the motherboard ATX connector to eliminate 24 wires, delivering 12 V 160 W with overcurrent and short-circuit protection
This LORDWORLD LDA160WL adapter plugs straight into a motherboard 24-pin ATX socket to deliver 12 V at up to 160 W. It removes 24 loose cables from the build, making it ideal for compact HTPC or ITX systems where internal space is tight.
Overcurrent protection shuts the output off if the draw hits the maximum rated limit, while short-circuit protection cuts power instantly during a fault. High heat resistance keeps the module stable during continuous operation inside a small chassis.
Verify that your motherboard uses a standard 24-pin ATX power input and that the 12 V source you plan to connect can supply the required wattage. The board is not suited for systems needing multiple auxiliary power connectors or voltages other than 12 V.
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The adapter plugs straight into the ATX connector, removing 24 wires that would otherwise block airflow. It has no fan, so it adds no mechanical noise, and its high heat resistance rating means it tolerates sustained 160 W loads without throttling.
You need a 12 V DC supply that can deliver at least 160 W — typically a 12 V brick or a 12 V rail from a larger PSU — because the board itself only converts and distributes that input to the motherboard.
Yes. Built-in overcurrent protection shuts the output off when the maximum current is reached, and short-circuit protection cuts power instantly if a fault appears on any rail, safeguarding legacy boards.
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