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A black modular power supply unit with silver cables and 20+4 pin, 6+2 pin, SATA and 4-pin connectors visible

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Ruth's sister internal power cable 20+4Pin 6+2Pin SATA 4Pin 350W

SKU CH-11ME-GR007

Full-modular 350 W PSU with 20+4-pin, 6+2-pin and SATA cables for compact desktops and servers

  • Full modular design simplifies cable management
  • Active PFC improves power efficiency
  • 350 W rated output supports compact builds
  • Multiple protection circuits guard components
  • Flexible 1U form factor fits tight spaces

350 W Flex ATX modular PSU

This compact 1U Flex ATX power supply delivers a rated 350 W with a peak above 400 W. It uses active PFC across a 160-264 V input range and includes full modular cabling for tidy builds. A single silent fan handles cooling while protections cover overvoltage, undervoltage, overload, overcurrent and short circuit. The unit targets desktop and server chassis that accept the Flex form factor.

Suits 1U Flex ATX bays needing full modular cables

Builders fitting a 1U rack, POS terminal, industrial PC or slim desktop will appreciate the short, pre-routed cables and modular connectors. Systems that require an EPS 8-pin CPU connector, multiple PCIe 8-pin leads or higher 12 V current than 22 A should look at a different form factor. The fixed 20 A on the 3.3 V rail also limits very old platforms that draw heavily on that voltage.

22 A on the single +12 V rail

The +12 V line provides 22 A, which determines how many modern drives and expansion cards the unit can support. Combined with 30 A on +5 V and 20 A on +3.3 V, the 350 W rating is split across three rails rather than concentrated on 12 V. Match this figure against the total 12 V draw of your components before purchasing.

Highlights

  • Full modular design simplifies cable management
  • Active PFC improves power efficiency
  • 350 W rated output supports compact builds
  • Multiple protection circuits guard components
  • Flexible 1U form factor fits tight spaces

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Which motherboard power connector does the 20+4Pin cable attach to?

The 20+4Pin cable plugs directly into the standard 24-pin ATX socket on the motherboard.

Can the 6+2Pin connector power an older graphics card that only needs a 6-pin plug?

Yes, the 6+2Pin connector splits so the 6-pin portion fits older cards while the extra 2 pins remain unused.

How do I verify the SATA power cable is delivering voltage after installation?

Connect a SATA drive; if it spins up and is recognised by the BIOS the 5 V and 12 V rails are present.

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