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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Vszerda
An 18 AWG 24-pin ATX power extension with addressable RGB lighting and arrayed optical fibre runs 245 mm long
The Vszerda 24-pin ATX RGB extension cable adds addressable lighting to a standard motherboard power connection. It uses 18AWG tinned copper conductors arranged as 41 strands of 0.16 mm wire for stable conductivity. The 245 mm length suits typical mid-tower cable routing. Builders seeking a single illuminated 24-pin link will find this kit fits the role.
A 5V 3-pin header connects the cable to motherboard RGB software for 16.8 million colour addressable control. Dual light-source arrays and added lamp beads double brightness over earlier versions. Acousto-optic synchronisation lets lighting react to system audio. The bundle includes a cable comb for tidy alignment. Boards lacking a 5V 3-pin header cannot drive the lighting effects.
Three-layer construction wraps the tinned copper core in PVC insulation, then a nylon braid, topped by arrayed optical fibre for light diffusion. The flexible multi-strand wire bends easily around tight corners without kinking. Dual-head lamp design illuminates both sides of the 24-pin row. No additional power adapters or controllers are required beyond the motherboard header.
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The 18AWG cable uses 41 strands of .16 mm tinned copper wire and a nylon braided sleeve; both are rated for continuous internal use and do not have a scheduled replacement interval.
The 18AWG gauge and 245 mm length set the voltage-drop limit; the cable is designed to stay within ATX specifications at standard 24-pin currents.
The 5 V 3-pin ARGB strip draws only a few watts and produces negligible heat compared with the power conductors, so it does not affect cable thermals or PSU loading.
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