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Compact metal server chassis desktop power supply unit

NShi

NShi D-150B 5V6A 24V5A 150W Server Chassis

SKU CH-JVSX-H8RN8

A 150 W dual-output switching supply delivering 5 V at 6 A and 24 V at 5 A for desktop server builds

  • Chassis TypeDesktop
  • Dual 5 V and 24 V rails power separate circuits
  • 150 W total capacity handles demanding server loads
  • Switching topology delivers efficient AC-DC conversion
  • Desktop chassis fits standard rackmount environments

Dual-output 150 W server power supply

The NShi D-150B is a new desktop-type server chassis power supply that delivers two independent voltage rails from a single AC-DC switching unit. It is designed for systems that require simultaneous 5 V and 24 V power in a compact 150 W package.

Model B provides 5 V at 6 A and 24 V at 5 A

This specific variant supplies 5 V at 6 A alongside 24 V at 5 A, distinguishing it from the 5 V/12 V and 12 V/24 V alternatives. Builders needing a different voltage combination should select the matching variant.

Highlights

  • Dual 5 V and 24 V rails power separate circuits
  • 150 W total capacity handles demanding server loads
  • Switching topology delivers efficient AC-DC conversion
  • Desktop chassis fits standard rackmount environments

Specifications

Chassis TypeDesktop

Questions about this item

What does the 150 W rating mean once the supply is installed?

It means the unit can deliver up to 150 W total across both rails without exceeding its thermal design.

How does the dual-output design limit each rail in practice?

The 5 V rail is capped at 6 A and the 24 V rail at 5 A, so neither can draw the full 150 W alone.

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