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ATX power supply rated for 400W and 500W industrial desktop computers
This ATX power supply is built for industrial desktop computers that require stable power delivery. It serves system integrators and maintenance teams who need a reliable unit for continuous operation in embedded or rack-mount environments. The unit is tested and confirmed working before dispatch.
The supply is rated to deliver 400 W continuously and can reach 500 W when the system demands peak power. Under prolonged load the internal protection circuits maintain steady voltage rails without shutdown. It is not suited for builds that require higher continuous wattage or modular cabling.
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The 400W and 500W ratings indicate the maximum power the supply can deliver; actual heat and fan noise depend on the load drawn by the installed components.
The unit follows the ATX form factor, so the host system needs a standard 24-pin main power socket and matching CPU and peripheral plugs.
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