What the OLED version adds

Every power supply we make is available in two versions. The Standard model does its job silently; the OLED Digital model adds a crisp display on the housing that reports what your computer is actually drawing, in real time.

That turns an invisible component into something you can verify at a glance — useful when diagnosing an unstable machine, and reassuring when you have just added an accelerator or a second floppy drive.

What it shows

• Live voltage on each rail, so drift or sag is visible immediately
• Current draw in real time — see exactly what an expansion adds
• Readings update continuously while the machine runs

Touch sensor

The display is paired with a touch sensor on the housing, so you can cycle through the readings without opening anything or attaching a multimeter.

Standard or OLED Digital?

The choice is purely about monitoring: electrically the two versions are the same, with the same regulation, fusing and isolation. Pick the OLED model if you want visibility into what your system is doing, or if you are troubleshooting an intermittent fault.