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Desktop PC Power Supply HNSP5-350P Series – Nipron Co. Ltd.
Electronic Components, Module, Power SupplyDesktop PC Power Supply HNSP5-350P Series – Nipron Co. Ltd.
ATX power supply with a built-in lithium-ion battery
More space can be saved because of the battery package in a housing
Double-sided through hole PCB suitable for industrial use.
Achieved low noise and low leakage current
Min. load current is 0A for all outputs.
By building in the thermal-sensing variable speed fan, noise reduction can be realised.
Signal for shutdown control by RS232CSKU: n/a
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