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NShi Server Chassis Desktop 156W 12V 13A
A 156W 12V 13A desktop power supply with remote sensing and constant current limiting
- Chassis TypeDesktop
- 156 W output delivers reliable server power
- 12 V rail at 13 A supports stable component operation
- 100 % original Mean Well unit verifiable by serial number
- High-efficiency green design reduces no-load energy loss
- Remote sense, remote on/off and constant-current limit add deployment flexibility
Power Supply for Desktop Server Chassis
The Mean Well HRPG-150-12 is an enclosed AC-DC switching supply rated at 156W delivering 12V at 13A. It is designed to power desktop-format server chassis and similar industrial equipment.
Green Power Efficiency and Protection
The unit belongs to the latest generation of green power products with high efficiency and low no-load loss. It includes remote sense, remote on-off control and a constant current limiter for reliable operation.
Verified Original Build Quality
Each unit is 100% original with a serial number verifiable on the Mean Well website. The enclosed metal chassis protects internal components while the output terminals provide secure wiring for permanent installation.
Highlights
- 156 W output delivers reliable server power
- 12 V rail at 13 A supports stable component operation
- 100 % original Mean Well unit verifiable by serial number
- High-efficiency green design reduces no-load energy loss
- Remote sense, remote on/off and constant-current limit add deployment flexibility
Specifications
| Chassis Type | Desktop |
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Questions about this item
How do I mount this desktop chassis and connect the power supply, and which step is most often missed?
Secure the chassis on a flat surface, then wire the HRPG-150-12 supply to the 12 V 13 A output terminals; the step most often missed is verifying the remote-sense connections before powering on.
What maintenance or replacement will the HRPG-150-12 power supply need over time?
The supply is rated for long life with low no-load loss; plan to replace the unit once its constant-current limiter can no longer hold 13 A at 12 V under full 156 W load.
What limit appears first when the chassis runs continuously at full 156 W output?
The 13 A current limit on the 12 V rail is reached first, triggering the built-in constant-current protection before thermal shutdown occurs.
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