Thermaltake TR2 450W Bronze Desktop PC Power Supply NEW SEALED BOX For Sale

Thermaltake TR2 450W Bronze Desktop PC Power Supply NEW SEALED BOX
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Thermaltake TR2 450W Bronze Desktop PC Power Supply NEW SEALED BOX:
$25.99

Thermaltake TR2 450W Bronze ATX 12V V2.3 TR2-0450P W/ Active PFC.

Thermaltake TR2 450W Bronze

TipoIntel ATX 12V 2.3
Max. Output Capacity450W
ColorBlackPFC (Power Factor Correction)Active PFC
Power Good Signal100-500 msec
Hold Up Time10msec (minimum) @ 80% of full load at 230Vac input.
Input Current7A max
Input Frequency Range47 Hz - 63 Hz
Input Voltage100 Vac- 240 Vac
Operating Temperature0℃ to +40℃
Operating Humidity20% to 90%,non-condensing
Storage Temperature-20 ℃ to +70 ℃
Storage Humidity5% to 95%, non-condensing
SISTEMA DE REFRIGERACIÓN120mm Fan: 1500 R.P.M. ± 10%
Efficiency82-88% efficiency @ 20-100% load
MTBF100,000 hrs minimum
Safety ApprovalUL/CUL/TUV/CE/FCC and BSMI
PCI-E 6+2pinPCI-E 6+2pin x 1
ProtectionOVP,OPP, SCP
Brand new in Sealed BOX
AC INPUT

Input Voltage: 100V-240V
Input Current: 7A max
Frequency: 47Hz-63Hz

DC OUTPUT+3.3V+5V+12V-12V+5VsbMax Output Current16A

15A

34A

0.3A

2.5AMax Output Power

100W

408W

3.6W

12.5W

Continuous Power

450W


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