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WMtec

WMtec 270W 1U server power supply FSP270-60LE 24Pin

SKU CH-BRHW-P7Q2D

Delivers 270 W in a 1U form factor with a 24-pin connector for compact servers and POS systems

  • 270W output powers compact 1U servers reliably
  • 24-pin ATX connector fits standard Mini-ITX motherboards
  • 1U form factor saves space in rackmount chassis
  • Designed for F-LEX HTPC, NAS and POS systems

270W 1U server power supply for compact systems

This 270W 1U server power supply fits Mini ITX and 1U chassis. It delivers power through a 24-pin connector for compatible motherboards. The unit is designed for F-LEX HTPC, NAS, POS and cash register builds. It is supplied in new condition.

Suited for low-power 1U

Builders needing more than 270W or a different form factor should look elsewhere. Systems requiring redundant or hot-swap power modules are not supported. Installations that need additional PCIe or EPS connectors beyond the standard 24-pin layout will not be compatible.

Highlights

  • 270W output powers compact 1U servers reliably
  • 24-pin ATX connector fits standard Mini-ITX motherboards
  • 1U form factor saves space in rackmount chassis
  • Designed for F-LEX HTPC, NAS and POS systems

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Should I choose the 24-pin version for my Mini ITX build?

The 24-pin connector matches standard Mini ITX motherboards, so this unit fits directly without adapters.

What does the 270W rating mean for a 1U server running a NAS?

It delivers up to 270 watts continuously, enough for typical NAS boards and a few drives in a 1U chassis.

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