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Delivers 12 V at 4.5 A and –53 V at 3.7 A in a 250 W ATX unit
This ATX power supply delivers +12 V at 4.5 A and -53 V at 3.7 A for a combined 250 W output. It suits builds or test benches that require both a positive and a negative rail from a single unit. The unit is new and has been tested working by the supplier. It fits standard ATX mounting points in compatible chassis.
The +12 V rail tops out at 4.5 A and the -53 V rail at 3.7 A, so total power cannot exceed 250 W across both outputs. Systems drawing more current on either rail will need a higher-rated supply. The fixed voltages also mean this unit cannot serve builds that require adjustable or additional output levels.
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The supply delivers both rails simultaneously; the +12V line provides up to 4.5A and the -53V line up to 3.7A, so choose based on which voltages your components require.
It indicates the combined continuous output the supply can sustain across the +12V and -53V rails without exceeding its thermal limits.
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