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Vszerda

Vszerda 20Pin/24Pin ATX Power Breakout Adapter with 5V USB Port

SKU CH-HJ3Z-Q47WD

A 20-pin or 24-pin ATX breakout adapter with a 5 V USB port and an insulated plastic base

  • 20-pin or 24-pin ATX connector support for flexible PSU testing
  • Built-in 5 V USB port powers peripherals during bench work
  • Insulated plastic base prevents short circuits on open work surfaces
  • Integrated power switch enables instant on/off control without unplugging

ATX Breakout Adapter with USB Power

The Vszerda adapter connects to a standard 20Pin or 24Pin ATX supply and breaks the rails out to screw terminals for bench testing. An integrated 5V USB port provides convenient power for peripherals or charging during development. A built-in power switch lets you cycle the supply without unplugging the mains cable.

Insulated Base for Sustained Bench Use

The plastic base isolates the board from conductive surfaces during long test sessions. Terminal connections remain secure under continuous load, and the switch withstands repeated cycling. Builders who need automated remote control or software monitoring will find no provisions for those functions on this module.

Highlights

  • 20-pin or 24-pin ATX connector support for flexible PSU testing
  • Built-in 5 V USB port powers peripherals during bench work
  • Insulated plastic base prevents short circuits on open work surfaces
  • Integrated power switch enables instant on/off control without unplugging

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the adapter generate noticeable heat or noise when powering a system continuously?

The breakout board is a passive splitter with no fan or active components, so it adds no audible noise and only negligible resistive heat during all-day operation.

What existing power supply connector is required to plug this adapter in?

You need a standard 20-pin or 24-pin ATX main-power cable from your PSU to connect to the adapter's input socket.

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