NShi
NShi 2938604 Server Chassis 24VDC 10A 201-300W
A 24 V DC desktop server chassis delivering 10 A output with 100-240 V AC input and 201-300 W power range
- Chassis TypeDesktop
- Over-voltage and over-current protection safeguards connected equipment
- 24 V DC at 10 A output delivers up to 300 W for demanding loads
- Wide 100-240 V AC input range suits global power grids
- Compact desktop chassis saves rack or bench space
- High-efficiency standby mode reduces idle power draw
Power Supply Unit
The NShi 2938604 is a new desktop switching power supply that delivers a single 24 V DC output rated at 10 A. It provides between 201 W and 300 W of power and accepts a 100 V to 240 V AC input. Built-in protections cover over-voltage, over-current and short-circuit conditions.
Target Applications
This unit suits installations that need a stable 24 V DC source such as LED strips, 3D printers, CCTV cameras, audio amplifiers or wireless routers. It is not intended for systems that require multiple voltage rails or standard ATX power distribution. Buyers needing a conventional PC power supply should look elsewhere.
Deciding Specification
The defining figure is the single 24 V DC output rated at 10 A with a maximum power range of 201 W to 300 W. If your equipment demands a different voltage, higher current or multiple independent outputs, this model will not meet the requirement.
Highlights
- Over-voltage and over-current protection safeguards connected equipment
- 24 V DC at 10 A output delivers up to 300 W for demanding loads
- Wide 100-240 V AC input range suits global power grids
- Compact desktop chassis saves rack or bench space
- High-efficiency standby mode reduces idle power draw
Specifications
| Chassis Type | Desktop |
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Questions about this item
What input voltage range must my mains supply provide for the 24 V DC 10 A output to operate?
The unit accepts 100 to 240 V AC input, so any standard mains supply within that range will power the 24 V DC 10 A output.
Will the over-voltage and over-current protection interfere with older 24 V DC loads that draw near 10 A?
Protection triggers only on genuine fault conditions; normal loads up to the rated 10 A operate without interruption.
How can I verify the chassis is delivering a stable 24 V DC after installation?
Measure the output with a multimeter; a steady reading at 24 V DC under load confirms the supply is working as intended.
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