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50W ATX power supply accepts 100-120V AC input for MMB50A-5 compatibility
This 50 W ATX power supply is built specifically for the MMB50A-5 and MMB50A-5-N units. It accepts an AC input range of 100 V to 120 V and has been tested to confirm working operation. The unit serves as a direct replacement when the original supply fails or is missing. Good build quality supports reliable daily use.
This supply suits owners of the MMB50A-5 or MMB50A-5-N who need a tested replacement matching the original specifications. It is not for builders working with standard ATX motherboards or different form factors. Buyers needing higher wattage, a wider input voltage range, or modular cabling should look at other power supplies.
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The 50 W model is the only version listed for the MMB50A-5, MMB50A and MMB50A-5-N, so select this unit to match the required power rating.
It means the unit will operate on standard mains voltages between 100 V and 120 V AC, delivering up to 50 W to the MMB50A-5 without needing a separate voltage selector.
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