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ATX power monitoring module with 11A communication capability for system supervision
The PMU 11A is a communication power monitoring module built to the ATX form factor. It is intended for technicians and system integrators who need to observe power behaviour in a standard desktop chassis. The unit arrives new and has been verified as test working. It suits anyone adding instrumentation to an ATX power chain.
The single specification that determines compatibility is the ATX type designation. Only enclosures and back-plates designed for ATX dimensions will accept this module. Builders using proprietary or reduced-height cases cannot install it. No other interface or protocol is identified in the data.
| Type | ATX |
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The 11 A rating indicates the maximum continuous current the module can monitor on the ATX power line.
The module connects through the standard ATX power connector, which limits it to monitoring voltages and currents defined by the ATX specification.
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