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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ModMyMods
Enables simultaneous start-up of multiple PSUs via 24-pin connectors with 30 cm leads
The ModMyMods 24-pin cable lets a single motherboard signal start two power supplies at once. It is built for mining rigs, render farms and test benches that draw more current than one unit can safely deliver. The 30 cm main section reaches from the board to the primary PSU, while two extra 30 cm leads connect the secondary units. No extra switches or relays are required.
Builders who currently bridge the green and black pins on a spare 24-pin plug can swap that makeshift link for this factory-crimped adapter. The jump is worth it when uptime matters and a loose paper-clip short could crash a whole rack. It also removes the need to splice custom Y-cables for each new chassis.
The adapter only passes the power-on wire; it does not balance load or share current between the supplies. Both PSUs must share a common ground through the motherboard, so isolated or server-style units with floating grounds will not work. Cable length is fixed at 30 cm per leg, restricting placement in large enclosures.
| Cable Length | 1 ft. |
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The main portion is 30 cm and each additional 24-pin jumper lead is also 30 cm.
Plug the main 30 cm section between the primary PSU and the motherboard 24-pin socket, then attach each extra PSU using its own 24-pin jumper lead.
The 24-pin connectors on the main extension and each jumper lead see the most insertions and should be inspected regularly for loose pins or melted plastic.
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