Apple Mac Pro A1289 2009-2012 4,1 5,1 980W Power Supply 614-0454 DPS-980BB-2 A For Sale

Apple Mac Pro A1289 2009-2012 4,1 5,1 980W Power Supply 614-0454 DPS-980BB-2 A
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Apple Mac Pro A1289 2009-2012 4,1 5,1 980W Power Supply 614-0454 DPS-980BB-2 A:
$16.00

Apple Mac Pro A1289 2009-2012 4,1 5,1 980W Power Supply 614-0454 DPS-980BB-2 A
Pulled from a working system. Standard signs of use.May have cosmetic wear and/or scuffs. See photos for more detail.Includes only what is pictured.Does not include any additional components.
Specs:
  • Input 100-240V, 50-60Hz, 12-5A
  • Output +12.2V / 79A
  • Max Total Continuous Power: 980W

The buyer is responsible to confirm compatibility of this item with their existing system/setup.Return shipping cost due to incompatibility would be at the expense of the buyer.
Purchase with confidence:We are experienced with selling and shipping this type of item and we will package properly for safe transit.Please do not hesitate to ask any questions prior to purchase.
R2v3 CATEGORY C4/F4 NON-DATA


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