Singularity Computers Introduces PSU Node for Multi-PSU Systems
Singularity Computers has introduced the PSU Node, a compact controller designed to synchronise a secondary power supply with the main system.
Singularity Computers has introduced the PSU Node, a compact controller designed to synchronise a secondary power supply with the main system.
Singularity Computers, an Australian manufacturer specialising in high-end PC chassis and custom water-cooling hardware, has introduced the PSU Node, a compact controller designed to synchronise a secondary power supply with the main system. The custom-designed component is aimed at multi-PSU systems and external water-boxes that use a dedicated PSU.
The PSU Node uses a dual-layer PCB with black connectors, white logos and labelling, providing a simple way to start a second PSU at the same time as the primary unit while keeping cable clutter to a minimum.
Simple Secondary PSU Control
The PSU Node connects directly to the 24-pin connector of the secondary PSU, while a PWM cable links the Node to the motherboard of the main system. This allows the secondary PSU to start alongside the primary system without requiring additional control hardware.
The compact PCB measures just 80 × 10 × 12mm and uses a single 24-pin connector and 4-pin PWM connector. A 500mm black PWM cable is included.
Key Features
• Custom-designed Singularity Computers PSU controller
• Dual-layer black PCB
• Black connectors with white logos and labelling
• Starts a secondary PSU with the main system
• Designed for multi-PSU systems and water-boxes
• 24-pin x1 connector
• 4-pin PWM x1 connector
• 500mm black PWM cable included
• PCB dimensions: 80 × 10 × 12mm
• Packaged dimensions: 150 × 100 × 20mm
• Package weight: 0.1kg
Installation
Installation requires connecting the 24-pin cable from the second PSU to the PSU Node, followed by connecting the included PWM cable between the Node and the motherboard of the main system.
Pricing and Availability
The Singularity Computers PSU Node is available for US$29.00.


