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WMtec 200W server PSU, 24-pin, 4-pin, D-type, SATA connectors

WMtec

WMtec 200W 350W Peak Server Power Supply 24pin 4pin D-type SATA*2

SKU CH-BKEN-4W2KA

Compact server PSU delivers 200 W continuous and 350 W peak through 24-pin, 4-pin, dual D-type and SATA connectors

  • Compact 200W continuous power fits small chassis
  • 350W peak headroom handles sudden load spikes
  • 24-pin plus 4-pin connectors power modern motherboards
  • Two SATA and two D-type connectors support multiple drives

Compact 200 W server power supply

This WMtec unit delivers a continuous 200 W with a 350 W peak rating for small-chassis servers and workstations. It provides a 24-pin main connector, a 4-pin auxiliary connector, two D-type interfaces and two SATA power leads. The form factor targets space-constrained builds such as SFX, HTPC or micro-ATX enclosures.

Thermals and power behaviour

At the rated 200 W load the supply operates within its designed thermal envelope without requiring supplementary cooling beyond chassis airflow. Fan noise remains low during typical server workloads thanks to the modest continuous draw. Peak loads up to 350 W are supported for short bursts, after which the unit returns to its steady-state thermal profile.

Highlights

  • Compact 200W continuous power fits small chassis
  • 350W peak headroom handles sudden load spikes
  • 24-pin plus 4-pin connectors power modern motherboards
  • Two SATA and two D-type connectors support multiple drives

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I install the 24-pin and 4-pin connectors on this 200W server power supply, and what step is often missed?

Connect the 24-pin ATX and 4-pin CPU cables to the motherboard first, then attach the two D-type and two SATA plugs to drives; the step often missed is fully seating the 24-pin latch until it clicks.

What maintenance will this 350W peak unit need later, and which part wears out first?

The internal fan is the only moving part; clean dust from its intake every six to twelve months and replace the fan if it becomes noisy or stops spinning.

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