Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIE 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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Delivers 300 W at 24 V and 14 A across a 15.5-31 V input range for TDK-Lambda supplies
This cable is designed for the TDK-LAMBDA JWS300-24 switching power supply. It supports a 24V output at 14A for a total of 300W. The unit accepts a wide input range of 15.5 to 31V. Each item is tested before shipment.
Check that your power supply uses the matching JWS300-24 interface and pin layout. Confirm your system requires a 24V rail and can operate within the 15.5 to 31V input window. This cable is not for builds needing a different voltage or connector standard.
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The cable is sold as a single internal power cable; any mating connectors for the TDK-LAMBDA unit are not included and must be obtained separately.
Yes, the 300 W rating matches 24 V at 14 A, and the wide 15.5–31 V input range means the supply maintains full output across that voltage window.
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