LORDWORLD 150W 12V DC 24-Pin Pico PSU
A 150 watt DC-DC power supply with 24-pin ATX output for 12 volt input mini-ITX builds
- 150 W output powers compact ITX builds
- 12 V DC input simplifies single-voltage wiring
- 24-pin ATX connector plugs straight into motherboard
- Fanless design runs silently in embedded systems
- Suits mini PCs, set-top boxes and network servers
What this pico PSU powers
The LORDWORLD unit delivers 150 watt output from a 12 volt DC source through a 24-pin ATX connector. It targets mini ITX motherboards in compact builds such as digital signage players, thin clients or embedded appliances.
Installation notes
The 24-pin plug mates directly with the board ATX socket so no adapter cable is required. Verify that the external 12 volt brick can supply the full 150 watt load; an undersized adapter is the most common cause of instability.
Sustained-load behaviour
Continuous 150 watt draw is within the design envelope for the listed applications. In a fanless ITX case the converter relies on case airflow, so ensure the chassis provides adequate ventilation for long-running server or kiosk duty.
How it compares
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- Price $25.99
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | LORDWORLD |
Questions about this item
How do I confirm the 150W 12V DC pico PSU is delivering stable power after connecting the 24-pin ATX connector?
The system should boot reliably and run without unexpected shutdowns; verify the 12 V rail with a multimeter under load to ensure it stays within ATX tolerance.
What cables or adapters are included with the LORDWORLD 150W pico PSU and what must I source separately?
The unit provides a 24-pin ATX output; you must supply a 12 V DC source such as an external AC-DC brick or battery and any peripheral power cables your build requires.
Which version of the 150W 12V DC pico PSU should I choose for a mini ITX motherboard with a 24-pin ATX socket?
The single 150W 12V DC input model with a 24-pin ATX connector is the correct match for mini ITX boards using that socket.
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