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Two red rectangular ATX breakout boards with clear acrylic cases and screw terminals

Vszerda

Vszerda 24-Pin ATX Breakout Board Acrylic Case Kit 2pcs

SKU CH-W1JS-RWCA9

Two ATX 24-pin breakout boards with adjustable 1.8-10.8 V and fixed 3.3 V, 5 V, 12 V outputs, plus acrylic cases

  • Adjustable voltage from 1.8V to 10.8V plus fixed 3.3V, 5V and 12V outputs
  • Real-time 12V monitoring via three-digit LED display on upgraded board
  • Acrylic case kit protects the breakout board and keeps wiring tidy
  • Standard ATX 24-pin interface draws power directly from a PC supply
  • Compatible with microcontrollers, single-board computers, motors and LED lighting

Breakout Board Kit for Bench Testing

The kit contains two ATX 24-pin breakout boards and matching acrylic cases. Each board converts a standard ATX supply into fixed 3.3 V, 5 V and 12 V rails plus an adjustable 1.8 V to 10.8 V output. Hobbyists and engineers use it to power microcontrollers, single-board computers and low-power modules directly from a desktop PSU.

Build Integration with Screw Terminals

The board plugs into a spare 24-pin connector on any ATX power supply and exposes every rail through labelled screw terminals. No soldering is required and the acrylic enclosure protects the PCB while keeping terminals accessible. It frees up the motherboard socket for the actual system while giving a clean bench power source for prototypes.

Sustained Load Behaviour Under 24 W

Fixed 12 V and 5 V outputs are rated for continuous loads up to 24 W, with a three-digit LED showing the 12 V rail in real time. The adjustable channel covers 1.8 V to 10.8 V for variable-voltage devices. The board is not suited for high-current motors or heating elements that exceed the 24 W limit.

Highlights

  • Adjustable voltage from 1.8V to 10.8V plus fixed 3.3V, 5V and 12V outputs
  • Real-time 12V monitoring via three-digit LED display on upgraded board
  • Acrylic case kit protects the breakout board and keeps wiring tidy
  • Standard ATX 24-pin interface draws power directly from a PC supply
  • Compatible with microcontrollers, single-board computers, motors and LED lighting

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What is the maximum continuous power the 12 V rail can deliver before the board hits its limit?

The 12 V output is rated for loads under 24 W, so sustained draw above that level will exceed the board's design limit.

How much heat or fan noise should I expect when the board runs all day at full load?

The board has no active cooling; it relies on passive dissipation through the acrylic case, so it stays silent but can become warm under continuous 24 W loads.

Which ATX power-supply connector must I already have to plug this breakout board in?

You need a standard 24-pin ATX connector from your power supply to mate with the board's 24-pin interface.

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