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A 25 W switching power supply delivering 12 V at 2.1 A for ATX systems
This 25 W ATX switching power supply delivers a regulated 12 V output at up to 2.1 A. It is intended for low-power systems or auxiliary applications that require a standard ATX form-factor unit. The unit is supplied new and has been tested for basic operation.
The 25 W rating restricts use to configurations with very modest power demands, such as embedded boards or peripheral circuits. ATX connector compatibility does not guarantee sufficient headroom for mainstream desktop components. Builders needing higher continuous output or additional voltage rails should select a higher-capacity supply.
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Choose this unit when your system draws up to 25 watts at 12 volts; the 2.1A rating covers most low-power boards and peripherals that specify a 12V rail.
It delivers a steady 12 volts at up to 2.1 amps, so connected components receive 25 watts continuously without voltage droop under load.
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