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The Dr. Power from Thermaltake is the fastest and easiest way to check your power supply’s health. Designed for ATX 12V 2.0 power supply (backwards support earlier version power supplies), Dr. Power allows you to quickly and easily test +3.3V, +5V, and +12V voltage output. It works perfectly with Molex connectors, P4, floppy, SATA (+5V/+12V), 20-pin or 24-pin connector, and uses green LEDs and beeps to let you know the testing result. If the power output is working, the LED will light and you’ll hear a sound. If the power output fails, you won’t see the LED light or hear any distinctive sound. Built-in load generates steady output.
The Dr. Power from Thermaltake is the fastest and easiest way to check your power supply’s health. Designed for ATX 12V 2.0 power supply (backwards support earlier version power supplies), Dr. Power allows you to quickly and easily test +3.3V, +5V, and +12V voltage output. It works perfectly with Molex connectors, P4, floppy, SATA (+5V/+12V), 20-pin or 24-pin connector, and uses green LEDs and beeps to let you know the testing result. If the power output is working, the LED will light and you’ll hear a sound. If the power output fails, you won’t see the LED light or hear any distinctive sound. Built-in load generates steady output.
Learn more about the Thermaltake A2358
Model
Brand
Thermaltake
Model
A2358
Details
Specifications
Connector Type: Molex, Floppy, S-ATA, P4, 20-pin, 24-pin Dimension (CM): 8.9(L)x5.9(W)x2.2(H) Color: Black Material: Plastic Weight: 0.072 kg
Features
Features
For ATX 12V 2.0 power supply. (backward support earlier version power supplies) Quick and easy to test +3.3V, +5V, and +12V voltage output Compatible for Molex connector, P4, Floppy, S-ATA(+5V/+12V), 20-pin or 24-pin connector Green LEDs and beeps allows user to know testing result. If the power output is working, the LED will light and you will hear a sound, if the power output fails, you won't see the LED light & no sound Built-in load generates steady output