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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A pair of 24-pin ATX/EPS jumpers that start a power supply without a motherboard for bench testing or mining rigs
This pair of black 24-pin ATX jumpers lets you power any ATX or EPS power supply without a motherboard. They suit technicians, system builders and cryptocurrency miners who need to verify a PSU, run liquid-cooling loops, spin fans or test drives on the bench. Each bridge works with both 20-pin and 24-pin connectors.
The bridges contain no active components, so they add zero power consumption, no fan noise and no thermal load to the test setup. They simply short the required pins to keep the PSU running once switched on. Durable plastic construction survives repeated insertion and removal during diagnostics.
These jumpers replace the improvised paper-clip trick that can slip, short adjacent pins or damage the connector. The moulded 24-pin body ensures correct pin alignment every time. The two-piece pack gives a spare for multi-PSU mining rigs or a backup in the tool kit.
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Align the 24-pin bridge plug with the PSU's 24-pin or 20-pin connector and press firmly until seated; the common mistake is inserting it into a 20-pin socket offset by one row, leaving four pins exposed.
The plastic bridge plugs are passive with no moving parts; inspect for cracked housings or bent pins after repeated insertions and replace the individual tool if the latch no longer holds securely.
The tool itself has no thermal or electrical rating limit; the practical limit is the power supply's own protection circuits tripping under continuous load without motherboard supervision.
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