Enhance your PC's functionality with this versatile Motherboard Speaker, designed to fit universally with a 4-pin compatible socket type. Ideal for users seeking an audible alert system, this alarm beeper is adept at signalling critical system events or powering on your computer with a clear, distinct sound.
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Ideal for troubleshooting and diagnostics, this motherboard speaker is easy to install and use. Check Your Motherboard Manufacturer Website/User Manual To Decipher Error Codes. 4 Pin Motherboard Connector.
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Features: Plugs right into your motherboard where the speaker Keep your computer case internal cable clean. The speaker used to obtain beep codes from motherboards,alarm system and other electronics. This speaker is ensuring you get quality performances everytimes. Perfect for use in computer repair shops, offices, homes, and any other place where computers is used. Specifications: Component:PVC Cable Length:Approx.4cm/1.57inches Package Includes: 5Pcs Computer Buzzer note: 1.Please allow 1-2cm errors due to manual measurement, making sure that you not mind before order. 2.Due to the differences between different monitors, the picture may not reflect the actual of the item.
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Use: Power on the computer, we will hear the familiar sound of "beep" a sound, generally indicating that the computer can be used normally, the sound is emitted from the "baby.". is positive, black line is negative (in fact, regardless of the positive and negative, as long as the interface connected to the Speaker can be used).
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1Pcs x Buzzer.
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10 x Mini Plug Speaker For PC Computer Motherboard Case Buzzer Board Beep Alarm. For the block Flash RAM try. Red is positive, black line is negative (in fact, regardless of the positive and negative, as long as the interface connected to the Speaker can be used).
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PC Motherboard Buzzer Plugs into your motherboard. Commonly used when PC boots.
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