NShi
NShi QP-150B 150W server chassis
A 150 W desktop server chassis with active PFC, over-temperature protection and forced-air cooling
- Chassis TypeDesktop
- Universal AC input works worldwide
- Active PFC improves power efficiency
- Over-temperature protection safeguards components
- Built-in DC fan cools the unit
- Three-year warranty backs reliability
Compact 150 W Server Power Supply
The NShi QP-150B is a desktop-form-factor server chassis power supply rated at 150 W. It delivers quad outputs of ±5 V, ±12 V and 24 V to support multi-rail server boards and industrial backplanes. The unit suits integrators building compact 1U or custom rack systems that need regulated low-voltage rails.
Universal Input with Active PFC and Forced-Air
A universal AC input accepts full-range mains voltage without manual switching, while built-in active PFC improves power-factor efficiency. Forced-air cooling is provided by an internal DC fan rated for 150 W, 200 W or 320 W configurations. Over-temperature protection engages between 200 W and 320 W to safeguard components under sustained load.
Replaces Legacy Fixed-Voltage Brick Supplies
This unit replaces older single-rail brick supplies that lack ±12 V and 24 V rails or active PFC. The upgrade is worthwhile when a build requires simultaneous 5 V, 12 V and 24 V delivery with harmonic-current compliance. It is not suited for systems needing higher than 150 W continuous output or redundant hot-swap modules.
Highlights
- Universal AC input works worldwide
- Active PFC improves power efficiency
- Over-temperature protection safeguards components
- Built-in DC fan cools the unit
- Three-year warranty backs reliability
Specifications
| Chassis Type | Desktop |
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Questions about this item
What output voltages and maximum currents does the QP-150B provide?
The unit delivers ±5 V, ±12 V and 24 V. Rated currents are 0.6 A on 24 V, 2 A on ±12 V, 4 A on -5 V and 15 A on +5 V.
What physical space and mounting does this desktop chassis require?
It is a desktop-style server chassis designed to sit on a shelf or bench; no rack ears or wall brackets are included.
How is the power supply installed and what common mistake should be avoided?
The supply is built into the chassis; simply connect the AC mains to the universal input. Do not block the internal DC fan vents, or forced-air cooling will be impaired.
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