DC-DC ATX Power Supply 160W Cable, Peak Output, Compact Design for Mini PCs For Sale

DC-DC ATX Power Supply 160W Cable, Peak Output, Compact Design for Mini PCs
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DC-DC ATX Power Supply 160W Cable, Peak Output, Compact Design for Mini PCs:
$44.09

Optimal Performance: Premium ATX Power Switch Cable

Upgrade your system with our high-quality ATX Power Switch Cable, designed for optimal performance in demanding environments.

Key Features:
  • Industrial Solid Capacitor: Built to withstand harsh conditions for reliable operation.
  • Durable Material: Crafted from high-quality materials for long-lasting use.
  • Silent Operation: Mute functionality without a fan, perfect for mini-ITX and 1U cases.
  • Power Capacity: Supports up to 160W; requires a compatible power adapter (12V-12.5A).
  • High Heat Resistance: Engineered for high performance with excellent heat management.
Package & Service:

Package Includes: 1 x ATX Power Switch Cable.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. We guarantee a response within 24 hours and offer a 12-month warranty for your peace of mind.



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