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Delivers 960 W at 24 V and 40 A for Weidmuller switching power supply 1478150000
This ATX-format power supply delivers 960 watts at a fixed 24 volt output with a 40 ampere current rating. It is intended for builders who need a high-wattage 24V source in a standard ATX form factor. The unit has been tested working and is offered in new condition.
The ATX form factor constrains physical dimensions and connector layout, so the supply fits standard ATX mounting points and cabling. A single 24V rail at 40A means the full 960W is available only on that voltage; systems requiring multiple rails or different voltages cannot use this unit directly. Ensure the load does not exceed the rated current.
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Select the 960W unit when your equipment draws up to 40A at 24V; a lower-wattage model would not deliver the required current.
It means the unit can continuously provide 24V at up to 40A, delivering 960W to your Weidmuller devices without overload.
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