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Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle server power supply 250W 24P for API6PC05

SKU CH-NGCX-P1MRP

Delivers 250 W through a 24-pin connector for API6PC05 desktop systems

  • Delivers 250 W stable power for API6PC05 systems
  • 24-pin connector fits the motherboard without adapters
  • Brand-new unit ensures clean, reliable output
  • Ready for API6PC05 desktop host installations

Power Supply For API6PC05

This 250W server power supply is built for the API6PC05 computer host. It delivers 250W through a 24-pin connector to match the original desktop specification. The unit is supplied new and serves as a direct replacement for the factory-fitted power module in that platform.

Compatibility Limited To API6PC05

This supply suits owners of the API6PC05 host who need a like-for-like 250W replacement with a 24-pin plug. Builders working with other chassis, higher-wattage requirements or different pin-outs should look elsewhere because the connector and output are fixed to this single model.

Highlights

  • Delivers 250 W stable power for API6PC05 systems
  • 24-pin connector fits the motherboard without adapters
  • Brand-new unit ensures clean, reliable output
  • Ready for API6PC05 desktop host installations

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What does the 250 W rating mean once the supply is installed in an API6PC05?

The 250 W rating is the maximum continuous power the unit can deliver to the API6PC05 motherboard and drives under normal operating conditions.

What does the 24-pin connector limit in practice?

The 24-pin connector limits the supply to motherboards that use a standard 24-pin ATX power input, so it will not fit boards requiring a different pin count.

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