Electronics-Salon 24-pin Breakout 2U Rackmount
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Connect non-computer things to your rack with an ATX power supply.
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Got a lot of things to power on a rack but don't want to use a lot of wall warts? I know I did, so I decided to do something cool!
In my rack I have an ITX motherboard running Ubuntu and a 6 drive RAID. I am not even using 200 of my 600 watts of my ATX supply, so I decided to siphon some of that power for other low-powered devices.
Here are the parts I used for this:
- Electronics-Salon D-1188 ATX Breakout: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01NBU2C64
- ATX 24-pin Splitter: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09BNQRNYQ
- 20/2 Gauge Wire: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07S89C7RC
- 4x M3 self-tapping screws (to screw the top to the bottom): I had these floating around
A few notes on building this:
- If you are using a PC with this, do NOT push the power button on the breakout board. Let the computer control the power.
- Make sure to test the power coming out of this board before plugging items in to ensure you don't fry your electronics. I am not responsible if you fry your electronics.
I paired this build with my custom keystone patch panel with power jacks: https://www.printables.com/model/1442287-10-rack-12-module-keystone-patch-panel-with-custom
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