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Compact desktop power supply unit, silver metal casing, .44lb

NShi

NShi 1500W Adjustable Switching Power Supply 12-90V DC .44lb

SKU CH-KZB2-2MBDT

Adjustable switching power supply delivers selectable DC output from 12 to 90 volts at up to 1500 watts and weighs .44 pounds

  • Chassis TypeDesktop
  • Adjustable output from 12V to 90V DC
  • Three power tiers up to 2000W available
  • Lightweight .44 lb unit suits desktop builds
  • Accepts 110V AC and 220V AC input

Power Supply for Desktop Chassis

The NShi adjustable switching power supply fits a desktop chassis and delivers selectable DC output at 12, 15, 24, 36, 48, 60, 72, 80 or 90 volts. Rated at 1500 watts with 110 volt AC input, the unit weighs .44 pounds and is supplied new.

Suits builds needing variable DC voltage

Builders who require a single supply that can be set to multiple DC levels for test benches or LED arrays will find the range useful. Buyers who need a standard ATX pin-out for motherboard power or a fixed 220 volt AC input should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Adjustable output from 12V to 90V DC
  • Three power tiers up to 2000W available
  • Lightweight .44 lb unit suits desktop builds
  • Accepts 110V AC and 220V AC input

Specifications

Chassis TypeDesktop

Questions about this item

What AC input voltage is required for the 110VAC model to deliver up to 1500W?

The 110VAC model accepts 110 V AC mains and can supply adjustable DC output up to 1500 W.

Will the 12 V DC output setting work with legacy 12 V LED strips I already own?

Yes, the 12 V setting provides a compatible DC voltage for existing 12 V LED strips.

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