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Silver desktop server chassis with LED display, 1000W 220VAC input, 0-90V adjustable output, weighs .44lb

NShi

NShi Server Chassis 1000W 220VAC 0-90V .44lb

SKU CH-BP33-PFBPJ

Adjustable 0-90 V AC-DC switching power supply rated at 1000 W with 220 VAC input and 0.44 lb weight

  • Chassis TypeDesktop
  • Adjustable 0-90 V output for flexible testing
  • 1000 W capacity handles demanding server loads
  • Lightweight .44 lb chassis eases desktop mounting
  • 220 VAC input suits standard mains supply

Adjustable 1000W Switching Supply

This NShi desktop chassis integrates a 1000 watt AC-DC switching power supply with an LED display. Output voltage adjusts across twelve fixed steps from 12 V to 90 V plus a 100 V option. The unit weighs .44 pounds and operates from 220 V AC mains.

Suits bench testing and variable-voltage prototyping

Engineers who need a single compact chassis with selectable DC rails will find the range useful. Builders requiring redundant supplies, hot-swap bays or rackmount dimensions should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Adjustable 0-90 V output for flexible testing
  • 1000 W capacity handles demanding server loads
  • Lightweight .44 lb chassis eases desktop mounting
  • 220 VAC input suits standard mains supply

Specifications

Chassis TypeDesktop

Questions about this item

What input voltage does the 1000W power supply require?

The unit operates from 220VAC mains and provides an adjustable 0-90V DC output.

Can the adjustable DC output power legacy 12V or 24V server components?

Yes, the supply covers 12V, 15V, 24V, 36V, 48V, 60V, 72V, 80V and 90V settings for older hardware.

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