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ATX power supply delivering 36 V at 150 W from a 100-240 V AC input
This ATX power supply delivers a 36V output at up to 150W. It accepts a universal AC input range of 100-240V, making it suitable for standard mains voltages worldwide. The unit is designed as a direct replacement for the PBA150F-36 model and is supplied in new condition.
Under continuous load the supply maintains its rated 150W output within the specified AC input range. It is not intended for systems that demand higher wattage or multiple voltage rails beyond the single 36V output. Builders requiring modular cabling or additional connectors should consider alternative units.
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The 150 W rating shows the maximum power it can deliver; actual heat and fan noise depend on the load you place on it and the airflow inside your case.
Your chassis needs standard ATX mounting, and the motherboard must accept a 24-pin main connector plus the 4/8-pin CPU power connector that this supply provides.
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