Excelvan ATX Full Modular Computer Power Supply Desktop Intel AMD SATA (1000W) For Sale

Excelvan ATX Full Modular Computer Power Supply Desktop Intel AMD SATA (1000W)
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Excelvan ATX Full Modular Computer Power Supply Desktop Intel AMD SATA (1000W):
$99.99

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Excelvan 1000W Fully ModularSwitching Power Supply supports all Intel and AMD systems. Double 6+P6+2PIN meet the needs of high-end double video card jack. In addition, this power supply owns the ability to avoid lightning strike. Furthermore, it also has low-noise that the noise is less than 26dB under 100% loading, which bring convenience to you. What’s more, active PFC line allows to have the capacity of anti-jamming and active PFC broadband Design supports input of large voltage.
Excelvan 1000W Switching Power Supply
Rated Power 1000W
Peak Power 1200W
Input Voltage 100V-240V
Input Currenton 10-15A
Frequency 60/50Hz
Working Temperature 10℃〜+50℃
Standby Power 0.5W below
Silent fan 130mm
Output +3.3V 13A 120W
+5V 13A 120W
+12V 73A 876W
-12V 0.5A 6W
+5VSB 2.5A 12.5W
1000W with over 80% efficiencyExtremely low noise level, fan speed automatically governed based on temperatureSupports newest specifications of ATX12V and EPS12VUsage with current ANGD and next-gen multi-core CPU platformsNew flat modular cables that simplify installation.ss well as reducing air maximize airflow in chassisCompliant with Erp Lot6 2013Supports the energy star 5.0Full protections with OCP, SCP, OVP, UVP, OPP


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