RS PRO 500W PC Power Supply, 200 → 240V ac Input, 3.3V, 5V, 5VSB, 12V, -12V Output

RS PRO 500W ATX Power Supply Unit (7 SATA)

From RS PRO, the 500W ATX power supply is a robust PSU (Power Supply Unit) that offers high efficiency and reliability when supplying power to internal components of a PC or computer. The RS PRO 500 watt ATX power supply features a thermally controlled fan with super low noise, making it ideal for use in a range of environments. The PSU includes long flat connector cables, allowing the unit to be installed with ease regardless of the setup, whilst saving space for components. For enhanced protection, the power supply also offers over voltage and over power protection and short circuit protection on all outputs.

Features and Benefits

• Long connector cables offering versatility


• 80 plus certified


• Flat black cables that save space for installation options


• Super low noise fan control for quietness


• High efficiency and reliability when supplying power to components


• Thermally controlled fan with excellent airflow and cooling


• Low ripple & noise


• Short circuit protection on all outputs


• Over voltage and over power protection

Applications

Power supply units (PSU), also referred to as computer power supplies are used to supply power to a range of internal hardware components in PC’s and full-towers. Power supply units can vary in power ratings, input and output voltages depending on the requirements. Power supplies can be installed in a variety of ways via connectors, providing flexibility when computer building. Power supply units are used in computers to supply power to a variety of components such as:

• Motherboard


• Graphics Card


• Fans


• Hard Drives


• Optical Drives

Standards

CB, CE, TUV, 80 Plus

FAQs

Why do I need a PSU?

Power supplies for computers work by converting mains AC to low-voltage regulated DC power, allowing internal components to be powered and function correctly. They also help to maintain air circulation and prevent components from overheating.

What is ATX?

ATX is an abbreviation for Advanced Technology eXtended, which refers to the configuration specification of motherboards and power supplies. An ATX PSU ensures that it is compatible with ATX motherboards within a computer and will fit most common modular computer cases and builds.

RS PRO Datasheet