NShi
NShi MS-500 500W 110V 0-85V Adjustable Server Chassis
A 500 W adjustable server chassis delivering 0–85 V DC output from 110/220 V AC input in a compact 215×115×50 mm desktop case
- Chassis TypeDesktop
- Adjustable output from 12V to 85V DC for versatile server deployments
- 500W continuous power handles demanding rack workloads reliably
- Accepts 110V or 220V AC input for global site flexibility
- Compact 215 x 115 x 50 mm desktop chassis fits tight rack spaces
- Lightweight 0.9 kg unit simplifies installation and maintenance
NShi MS-500 Adjustable Server Chassis
The NShi MS-500 is a new desktop server chassis that houses a 500W adjustable industrial power supply. It accepts 110/220VAC input and delivers a DC output range of 0-85V with selectable voltages including 12V, 24V, 48V, and 60V. The unit measures 215*115*50mm and weighs .9kg.
Suits test benches and industrial rigs needing
This chassis fits engineers who need a compact 500W supply with adjustable output up to 85V for prototyping or equipment power. It is not for builders who need standard ATX connectors, multiple fixed 12V rails, or a supply rated above 500W. Buyers requiring battery-charging circuitry should also look elsewhere.
0-85V adjustable DC output range
The defining specification is the continuously adjustable 0-85V DC output, selectable across fixed steps such as 12V, 15V, 24V, 36V, 48V, 55V, 60V, 72V, and 85V. This range decides whether the chassis can power your specific load. The supply operates from 110/220VAC switching input in a 215*115*50mm enclosure.
Highlights
- Adjustable output from 12V to 85V DC for versatile server deployments
- 500W continuous power handles demanding rack workloads reliably
- Accepts 110V or 220V AC input for global site flexibility
- Compact 215 x 115 x 50 mm desktop chassis fits tight rack spaces
- Lightweight 0.9 kg unit simplifies installation and maintenance
Specifications
| Chassis Type | Desktop |
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Questions about this item
How do I mount the 215 by 115 by 50 mm MS-500 unit in a server rack and which orientation mistake should I avoid?
Use the four corner holes to secure the chassis; do not block the ventilation slots on the top cover because airflow exits there.
Which component will need replacement first during continuous operation?
The internal cooling fan bearings typically wear out before the electrolytic capacitors under full-load conditions.
At what output voltage does the 500 W limit become the binding constraint during sustained use?
At the maximum 85 VDC setting the unit delivers its full 500 W rating; any higher voltage would exceed the power ceiling.
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