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Silver desktop server chassis with front power switch and ventilation slots

NShi

NShi ATX3500-65PA 300W server chassis

SKU CH-J0F0-AG58S

Desktop server chassis with 300W power supply accepting 220V input at 50Hz

  • Chassis TypeDesktop
  • Desktop form factor fits tight spaces
  • 300 W rated output powers industrial builds
  • 220 V 3 A input suits standard mains
  • 50 Hz operation matches regional power

ATX3500-65PA 300W Server Chassis

The NShi ATX3500-65PA is a desktop-style server chassis with an integrated power supply rated at 300W. It accepts a 220V 3A 50Hz input and is built for FSP industrial computer platforms. The unit ships new and is ready for deployment in compatible industrial environments.

Suits industrial builds needing 300W ATX power

This chassis suits integrators assembling FSP-based industrial systems that require a 300W ATX supply with 220V 50Hz input. It is not for builders needing higher wattage, redundant power modules, rackmount form factors, or support for different input voltages and frequencies.

Highlights

  • Desktop form factor fits tight spaces
  • 300 W rated output powers industrial builds
  • 220 V 3 A input suits standard mains
  • 50 Hz operation matches regional power

Specifications

Chassis TypeDesktop

Questions about this item

Will the 300 W power supply need replacement if I run the chassis at full load continuously?

The supply is rated for 300 W continuous output at 220 V 3 A 50 Hz input; sustained full-load operation stays within that rating so the unit should not require early replacement.

Which limit appears first when the chassis runs at maximum output for long periods?

The 300 W rated output wattage is the hard ceiling; exceeding it triggers protection, so thermal or current limits only matter if the load pushes past 300 W.

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