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SMT Tech LTD

SMT Tech LTD 450W 24Pin 12V UT1.5-4 Pico PSU power supply

SKU CH-0MT6-JDM4N

A 450W Pico PSU with 24-pin ATX output for 12V DC input in compact builds

  • TypeATX
  • Peak 450 W input handles demanding loads
  • 24-pin ATX connector fits standard motherboards
  • 12 V DC input simplifies compact builds
  • 5 mm pitch UT connector ensures secure power delivery

Compact Pico PSU for Mini ITX builds

This SMT Tech LTD Pico PSU delivers 450 W peak input and 12 V output through a standard 24-pin ATX connector. Its UT1.5-4 design fits tight Mini ITX enclosures where a full-size ATX unit cannot be installed. The DC-DC topology converts a single 12 V source into the rails a modern motherboard expects. Builders gain a tidy internal layout without sacrificing the ATX pinout their board requires.

Ideal for space-constrained small-form-factor

Suits integrators assembling fanless or ultra-compact PCs that run from a 12 V DC brick or battery. Not for configurations demanding multiple 12 V rails, high-current GPU power connectors or ATX12V 2.x compliance. Buyers needing modular cables, active cooling or redundant power should look at full-size units instead.

Highlights

  • Peak 450 W input handles demanding loads
  • 24-pin ATX connector fits standard motherboards
  • 12 V DC input simplifies compact builds
  • 5 mm pitch UT connector ensures secure power delivery

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

What DC input voltage must my external adapter provide for this 12 V Pico PSU?

The unit requires a 12 V DC source that can deliver up to 450 W peak power.

Will the 24-pin ATX connector on this Pico PSU power an older motherboard that still uses a 20-pin main plug?

Yes, the 24-pin connector is backward-compatible; the extra four pins simply remain unused on a 20-pin board.

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