Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIE 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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Internal power cable with step diode for 5–24 V DC redundancy, featuring two 5 A and one 10 A outputs
The Ruth's sister 2868606 STEP-DIODE/5-24DC/2X5/1X10 is a diode-based redundancy module designed for internal power distribution. It suits system builders and technicians assembling or maintaining industrial or embedded computers that require continuous operation from dual power inputs.
The module accepts two independent 5–24 V DC sources rated up to 5 A each and combines them into a single 10 A output path. It fits inside standard chassis wiring channels and frees the builder from designing custom OR-ing circuitry. Buyers needing higher per-channel current or active load-sharing will need a different solution.
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The 2868606 STEP-DIODE/5-24DC/2X5/1X10 is rated for 10 A output current.
The 2868606 STEP-DIODE/5-24DC/2X5/1X10 uses passive cooling with no moving parts for silent operation.
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