NShi
NShi QP-200-3D 203W Quad Output Server Chassis
A desktop server chassis with a 203 W quad-output power supply delivering 3.3 V, 5 V, -12 V and 24 V rails, active PFC and forced-air cooling
- Chassis TypeDesktop
- Universal AC input supports global voltage ranges
- Active PFC function improves power factor efficiency
- Quad output delivers 3.3V 5V -12V 24V rails
- Forced air cooling with built-in DC fan
- Over temperature protection covers 200 to 320W
203 W Quad-Output Server Power Supply
The NShi QP-200-3D is a new 203 W desktop server chassis power supply that delivers four regulated rails at 3.3 V, 5 V, -12 V and 24 V. Universal AC input accepts full-range mains voltage without manual switching. Built-in active PFC improves power factor for efficient operation in rack or tower deployments.
Suits builds needing multiple low-voltage rails
This unit fits systems that require simultaneous 3.3 V, 5 V, negative 12 V and 24 V outputs from a single enclosure. It is not intended for builds that only need a single 12 V rail or for configurations demanding higher total wattage than 203 W. Buyers needing redundant hot-swap modules should look at a different form factor.
Straightforward desktop installation
The chassis mounts in a standard desktop cavity and uses forced-air cooling from an integrated DC fan rated for 150 W, 200 W or 320 W dissipation tiers. Over-temperature protection triggers between 200 W and 320 W to shut down safely. Ensure airflow clearance around the fan intake; restricted ventilation is the most common cause of thermal trips.
Highlights
- Universal AC input supports global voltage ranges
- Active PFC function improves power factor efficiency
- Quad output delivers 3.3V 5V -12V 24V rails
- Forced air cooling with built-in DC fan
- Over temperature protection covers 200 to 320W
Specifications
| Chassis Type | Desktop |
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Questions about this item
What motherboard form factor fits the NShi QP-200-3D desktop chassis?
The chassis is a desktop-type server case; check your motherboard specifications to confirm it matches a desktop form factor before installation.
Will the quad-output supply with 3.3 V, 5 V, -12 V and 24 V rails power legacy ISA or PCI cards I want to keep?
The -12 V rail delivers 0.7 A and the 5 V rail delivers 15 A, voltage levels commonly required by older expansion cards.
How can I verify the built-in active PFC is operating correctly after I power on the system?
The unit draws universal AC input across the full range with active PFC; a stable power-on and normal fan spin indicate the circuit is functioning.
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