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Power Supply Units

Explore our selection of power supply units, a must-have device for converting electrical power and ensuring reliable performance. Our range includes various indispensable PSUs like ATX, SFZ and laptop PSUs, which are essential for any setup. Pair with our PDUs and UPS systems for complete power management solutions.

Perfect for offices and IT environments, PSUs ensure your devices operate smoothly.

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Zebra 105934-053 power supply unit 60 W
DELL 450-AIYX power supply unit 800 W
DELL 450-AKPR power supply unit 600 W
Lenovo 4P57A75973 power supply unit 750 W Black, Metallic
Hewlett Packard Enterprise 865408-B21 power supply unit 500 W Gray
Hewlett Packard Enterprise 865414-B21 power supply unit 800 W Grey
Hewlett Packard Enterprise 865438-B21 power supply unit 800 W Grey
Hewlett Packard Enterprise P38995-B21 power supply unit 800 W Grey
Cisco 715W AC 80+ PLATINUM CONFIG 1
APC SBP6KRMI2U power supply unit 230V
QNAP SP-469U-S-PSU power supply unit 250 W TFX Stainless steel
TP-Link TL-MCRP100 power supply unit 102 W Black
Total 12 products

FAQs:

  • What are PSUs used for? PSUs are used to provide the correct voltage and power to electronic devices, ensuring they operate efficiently.
  • What does PSU mean? PSU stands for Power Supply Unit, which converts electrical power to the correct voltage for your devices.
  • How many types of PSU are there? There are several types of PSUs, each designed for specific applications:
    • ATX: Standard for desktop computers, offering various power outputs.
    • SFX: Smaller form factor for compact and mini-ITX cases.
    • EPS: Used in servers and high-performance workstations, providing higher power output.
    • TFX: Slim and compact, suitable for thin desktop cases.
    • Laptop PSUs: External power bricks designed for laptop charging.
    • Server PSUs: High-efficiency units designed for rack-mounted servers, often with redundancy features.
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