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Rectangular metal power supply unit with label showing model 2868583

NShi

NShi Server Chassis PS/1AC/12DC/5 12V 5.0A 60W 2868583

SKU CH-7RXX-S5F4X

A desktop server chassis power supply delivering 12 V at 5.0 A for 60 W output

  • Chassis TypeDesktop
  • 60 W power output supports stable server operation
  • 12 V DC output matches standard component requirements
  • 0 A current rating delivers consistent power delivery
  • Desktop chassis design fits compact server deployments

60 W 12 V desktop power supply

This NShi desktop server chassis power supply delivers 12 V DC at 5.0 A for a total of 60 W. It is built for systems that require a single 12 V rail in a desktop form factor. The unit carries part number 2868583 and is supplied new.

Suits builds needing a compact 12 V 60 W desktop PSU

Buyers who require a higher wattage output, a different output voltage, multiple voltage rails or a rack-mount form factor should consider other options.

Highlights

  • 60 W power output supports stable server operation
  • 12 V DC output matches standard component requirements
  • 0 A current rating delivers consistent power delivery
  • Desktop chassis design fits compact server deployments

Specifications

Chassis TypeDesktop

Questions about this item

What form factor does the 2868583 power supply fit?

The unit is built for a desktop chassis, so it mounts in a standard ATX desktop case using the regular four-screw pattern on the rear panel.

Which step do installers most often miss when fitting the PS/1AC/12DC/5?

After sliding the supply in and securing the screws, the 12 V 5.0 A DC output cables must be firmly seated on the motherboard and drive connectors; loose plugs cause intermittent power.

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