TESTER, PROBADOR DE FUENTES DE PODER ATX 2.0 ALTA TECNOLOGIA

 Special Edition PC Power Supply Tester. ATX 2.0

Características
 Esta ves la gran novedad que trae es la posibilidad de probar fuentes con conector de 24 pines, el conector de alimentación PCI-express y el de Serial ATA, Los conectores de 6 y 8 pines de PCI-e, el de P4 y el de diskettera, El conector para molex de 4 pines.
 El probador de fuentes es una herramienta que nos sirve para saber si una fuente tiene todas salidas de tensión operativas. Con este nuevo producto podemos analizar fuentes con conectores de 24 pines, Serial ATA y PCI-e.
 
 Case Material :Aluminum
 Dimensiones : 89x63.7x17.5mm
 CARACTERISTIAS : BAJO PESO,  CABE EN UN BOLSILLO
 PG Auto ALARMA, MUESTRA CON  LED CADA VOLTAJE 
 Uso EN  FUENTES  ATX 
 

MODO DE USO:
Simplemente se conecta a la fuente que se desea probar, los leds indicaran los voltajes presentes.
Puede usarse en fuentes ATX con conector de 20 o de 24 pines.

Sirve para verificar:

• 20-pines and 24-pines 
• CONECTOR DE CORRIENTE  SATA
• CONECTOR DE  Pentium 4 
• CONECTOR PCI-Express
• CONECTOR  Xeon
• CONECTOR  Floppy
• CONECTORES Standard 4-pines
• verifica la presencia de los voltajes de salida +3.3V, -12V, PG, +5VSB, +12V, -5V, +5V

With an all new brushed metal themed packaging and a new logo on the power supply tester as well, it is a beautified version of the best computer power supply tester on the market! We are all proud to have this tester bear our names.
The Special Edition ATX 2.0 Power Supply Tester displays the condition of your power supply unit.
Simply plug the tester into your power supply's 24 pin molex connector and the built in LEDs will give a basic diagnostic of your power supply. If all of the green LED's light up and it beeps, then the power is OK. If a LED doesn't light up, then there is a malfunction in the power supply and it is highly recommended to stop use of it.

This Power Supply Tester can test 20-pin power supplies - please see photo on right demonstrating this ability.

Note: Newer 24-pin power supplies often do not supply the -5V line anymore since it is no longer needed by modern motherboards. If your power supply tester's -5V LED doesn't light up with a 24-pin power supply, it is not an error. The power supply is functioning properly. 
 

• Tests 20-pin and 24-pin power supplies
• Tests SATA power
• Tests Pentium 4 power connector
• Tests PCI-Express power connectors
• Tests Xeon power connectors
• Tests Floppy drive connectors
• Tests standard 4-pin power supply connectors
• Tests for +3.3V, -12V, PG, +5VSB, +12V, -5V, +5V outputs