BFKK 3U Rackmount Server Chassis EATX/ATX/MATX 4x5.25 6x3.5 Top/Side Cooling
- Rackmount
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WMtec
250W 1U server power supply with 24-pin motherboard, CPU 4-pin, two SATA and two IDE connectors
This WMtec DPS-250AB-24 C unit delivers 250W of power in a small 1U form factor designed for FLEX small 1U industrial computer servers. It operates silently and is supplied in new condition. The power supply targets system builders and IT professionals maintaining compatible server platforms.
The unit provides a motherboard 24-pin connector, a CPU 4-pin connector, two SATA connectors and two IDE connectors. This connector layout supports the specific power distribution requirements of the target FLEX server platform. Builders requiring different connector types or higher wattage should verify compatibility before purchase.
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The unit is rated for 250W continuous output, which is the limit reached first under sustained load.
The supply is described as a silent design for small 1U industrial servers, indicating low noise during continuous use.
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