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New NShi DPS-250AB-77 A industrial power supply unit, desktop chassis form factor

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NShi DPS-250AB-77 A Industrial Power Supply 99Y1408 99Y1409 Disassembly

SKU CH-48S6-H5TWX

Desktop server chassis built for industrial 250 W power supplies with part numbers 99Y1408 and 99Y1409

  • Chassis TypeDesktop
  • Desktop chassis suits space-constrained industrial deployments
  • 250 W unit supports 99Y1408 and 99Y1409 power supplies
  • DPS-250AB-77 A model matches specified part numbers
  • New condition ensures reliable out-of-box operation

DPS-250AB-77 A Industrial Power Supply

The NShi DPS-250AB-77 A is a new server chassis built in a desktop form factor. It is supplied as a disassembly unit for industrial power supplies carrying part numbers 99Y1408 and 99Y1409. This component suits technicians replacing a failed PSU in compatible equipment.

Maintenance teams restoring legacy industrial

Buyers needing a complete server enclosure with drive bays or integrated cooling should look elsewhere. This listing covers only the chassis frame intended for PSU transplant work, not a ready-to-deploy system. Teams requiring redundant power architectures or hot-swap backplanes will need a different platform.

Highlights

  • Desktop chassis suits space-constrained industrial deployments
  • 250 W unit supports 99Y1408 and 99Y1409 power supplies
  • DPS-250AB-77 A model matches specified part numbers
  • New condition ensures reliable out-of-box operation

Specifications

Chassis TypeDesktop

Questions about this item

Does the DPS-250AB-77 A power supply fit a standard ATX desktop chassis?

The unit is built for a desktop chassis type, so it matches the mounting holes and depth of a typical ATX tower or rack-mount case.

Will the 250 W output handle older PCI cards and mechanical drives I want to keep?

At 250 W the supply can run legacy expansion cards and several spinning drives together, provided their combined draw stays within that limit.

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