JacobsParts Inc. FP5139 100W DC Boost Step-up Converter
- 100 W
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myVolts
A 24-pin ATX power supply module with four voltage outputs, on/off switch and built-in protection circuits
The myVolts XH-M229 is a 24-pin ATX power supply module designed for desktop computer chassis. It provides four sets of different voltage outputs through a compatible ATX port, also supporting partial BTX types. A built-in switch allows convenient control of the power output. This module suits builders and technicians who need a compact power distribution board for testing or custom chassis wiring.
The module includes charging overcharge protection, over-discharge protection and overcurrent protection. It automatically stops charging when full to prevent device damage. Output voltage and current remain stable during operation, protecting connected components. The board is described as high efficiency with fine workmanship for reliable, durable performance in normal use.
Measuring 12.8 by 4.8 centimetres (5.04 by 1.89 inches), the board fits inside standard desktop chassis without occupying excessive space. It connects directly to a 24-pin ATX header and requires no additional cables beyond the existing power supply loom. The four voltage output sets free up wiring options for custom fan controllers, lighting or auxiliary devices. Buyers who need more than four voltage rails or a fully enclosed PSU enclosure will need a different solution.
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Align the 24-pin connector with the motherboard ATX socket, press firmly until the latch clicks, then connect the four output terminals; the step often missed is securing the board with its mounting holes so it cannot shift and short against the chassis.
The module has no moving parts or batteries; only the solder joints and protection circuitry may degrade after years of sustained load, so replacement is only required if voltages drift out of tolerance or a protection trigger fails.
Thermal limits on the onboard regulation components appear first; the board has no active cooling, so sustained maximum current through the four voltage rails will raise temperatures until protection circuits shut the outputs down.
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