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Silver metal rectangular power supply unit with dual cooling fans and front terminal block

NShi

NShi 1500W Switching Power Supply 12V 125A

SKU CH-HQTM-8PK4N

A 1500 W switching supply converts 110 V or 220 V AC to 12 V DC at 125 A with dual fans in a desktop chassis

  • Chassis TypeDesktop
  • 1500W output powers demanding server builds
  • Dual-fan cooling keeps temperatures stable under load
  • 12V 125A rail delivers strong single-voltage current
  • Light 0.44 lb unit eases desktop chassis installs

1500W Multi-Voltage Supply

This 1500W switching power supply accepts AC 110V or 220V input and delivers selectable DC output at 12V, 13.8V, 24V, 36V, 48V, 60V, 70V, 80V or 90V. The 12V rail is rated at 125A. It is built for server chassis use and includes dual fans for active cooling.

Sustained Load Cooling

Dual fans move air continuously across internal components so the unit maintains its rated output during extended operation rather than only in short bursts. The lightweight 0.44-pound chassis suits desktop server installations where space is limited. It is not intended for builds that require redundant or hot-swap power modules.

Highlights

  • 1500W output powers demanding server builds
  • Dual-fan cooling keeps temperatures stable under load
  • 12V 125A rail delivers strong single-voltage current
  • Light 0.44 lb unit eases desktop chassis installs

Specifications

Chassis TypeDesktop

Questions about this item

How much heat and noise should I expect from the dual fans when this 1500W supply runs continuously at 12V 125A?

The unit uses two built-in fans to move air through the chassis; at full 1500W load they will spin faster and produce noticeable airflow noise, while at lighter loads they run quieter.

What AC voltage must my facility provide so the 110V/220V input selector matches the mains supply?

The supply accepts either 110V or 220V AC; set the selector switch to match your local mains voltage before connecting the IEC power cord.

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