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An ATX power supply delivering 132W with an 8-pin connector for CITAQ POS systems
This 132W power supply uses an 8-pin connector and follows the ATX form factor. It is built for CITAQ point-of-sale terminals that require this specific power interface. The unit is supplied new and has been tested for basic operation.
Verify that your CITAQ POS motherboard uses a single 8-pin power input and that the ATX-shaped housing fits the chassis mounting points. This unit will not work with boards requiring a 24-pin ATX connector or proprietary pinouts. Ensure the 132W rating matches the system's original power specification.
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The power supply is sold as a standalone unit tested for CITAQ POS systems; any additional cables or mounting brackets required by your specific chassis must be sourced separately.
The PW132A is specified at 132 watts with an 8-pin connector; no other wattage or pin-count variants are listed for this model.
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