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NShi DRS-240-36 36V 240W Server Chassis

SKU CH-THJB-YTPB2

A 240 W server chassis delivering 36 V power in a desktop form factor

  • Chassis TypeDesktop
  • 36 V output powers server components reliably
  • 240 W capacity supports demanding workloads continuously
  • Desktop chassis fits standard rack environments neatly
  • New condition ensures full performance from day one

NShi DRS-240-36 Server Chassis

The NShi DRS-240-36 is a desktop server chassis designed to house a 36V 240W power supply unit. It provides a compact enclosure for server-grade components in a form factor suitable for desk deployment. The unit arrives new and ready for integration into custom server builds.

Suitable for compact server builds

This chassis suits builders assembling a desktop server around a 36V 240W power supply. It is not for users needing a rackmount form factor, support for larger power supplies, or multiple drive bays beyond what the desktop layout accommodates.

Highlights

  • 36 V output powers server components reliably
  • 240 W capacity supports demanding workloads continuously
  • Desktop chassis fits standard rack environments neatly
  • New condition ensures full performance from day one

Specifications

Chassis TypeDesktop

Questions about this item

What motherboard form factors are supported by this desktop chassis?

The chassis is designed for desktop use and accepts standard desktop motherboards; check your board's dimensions against the case interior before buying.

Can I reuse an older ATX power supply with this chassis?

The unit ships with a 36 V 240 W Mean Well DRS-240 supply, so an older ATX PSU would only fit if the chassis has a standard ATX cut-out and you do not need the included 36 V output.

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