Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIE 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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Measures USB voltage and current up to 18 W for charger and power-bank testing
The KWS-MX18 is a compact DC voltmeter and ammeter that plugs inline on a USB power cable to show real-time voltage and current draw. It suits technicians, hobbyists and anyone verifying charger output or cable quality without opening a bench supply.
The tester reads only the VBUS and GND conductors of a standard USB-A connection, so it cannot measure data-line signalling, USB-C Power Delivery negotiation or multi-port hub totals. Buyers needing protocol-level analysis or Type-C voltage profiles will require a different instrument.
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The 18 identifies the KWS-MX18 model of USB tester that measures DC voltage and current on the attached cable.
The KWS-MX18 plugs into a standard USB port to display voltage, amperage and power for chargers or power banks.
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