LORDWORLD 12V 250W 24-Pin ATX Mini ITX PSU Module
Converts a 12 V DC source into 250 W ATX power for Mini-ITX boards with short-circuit protection
- Direct 24-pin ATX connection simplifies Mini-ITX builds
- 250 W output from 12 V DC adapter powers compact systems
- 5 mm / 2.5 mm barrel jack fits common 12 V bricks
- circuit protection shuts down output to safeguard components
- Purpose-built DC PSU module designed for Mini-ITX motherboards
Compact DC-to-ATX Power Module
The LORDWORLD unit converts a single 12 V DC source into standard ATX rails through a 24-pin connector that plugs straight into the motherboard. Rated for 250 W output, it targets Mini-ITX builders who want to run a small-form-factor board from an external 12 V adapter instead of a full-size PSU. The 5.5 mm outer and 2.5 mm inner diameter barrel jack accepts common laptop-style power bricks.
Steady-State Delivery and Protection
Under continuous load the module maintains its 250 W rating as long as the 12 V input can supply sufficient current. A built-in short-circuit guard shuts the output down instantly when a fault is detected, protecting both the motherboard and the upstream adapter. Thermal behaviour will follow the limits of the chosen 12 V supply and the airflow inside the chassis.
Input Interface Constraints
The 12 V DC barrel jack is the sole energy path; the unit cannot accept AC mains, a wider voltage range, or multiple input sources. Output connectors are fixed to the 24-pin ATX header, so systems that need auxiliary CPU or PCIe power cables cannot use this module without additional adapters. Builders requiring redundant feeds or higher wattage must look elsewhere.
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- Price $33.99
- Pricier than about 65% of the 5,998 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
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| Brand name | LORDWORLD |
Questions about this item
How loud or hot does the 12 V 250 W module get when running continuously?
The unit has no built-in fan; heat and noise depend on the 12 V adapter you supply and the case airflow around the 24-pin ATX connector.
What must I already own to power this 24-pin ATX board?
A 12 V DC adapter rated for at least 250 W with a 5.5 mm outer and 2.5 mm inner diameter barrel plug.
Will the 4.24-pin ATX connector work with my older Mini-ITX motherboard?
Yes, the 24-pin ATX plug follows the standard pinout, so any Mini-ITX board with a matching socket will connect directly.
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