What sort of Dual PSU is this?

Z_oc · 01-29-04, 06:26 PM

http://www.questsuperstore.com/xcart...er_Supply.html

This 300W + 300W load sharing power supply gives you the protection you need when working on your important data. Specifications: - 300W+300W power load-sharing (when one power fail to operate, the other power will continue to operate). Dual fan design for ultimate cooling environment. Built-in warning buzzer and LED's (microprocessor controlled). Built-in temperature sensor for automatic fan speed adjusting. Built-in voltage overload protection. Voltage selector switch for AC input (115V/230V). AC inlet, monitor outlet, On/Off switch and two LED's. Support Intel "Petium-4" and AMD "Athlon XP". Complies with ATX 2.03 and ATX12V 1.1. Certified by UL, CB, CE, TUV, and FCC.

stool · 01-30-04, 12:31 AM

Link isn't working, but its most likely a redundant PSU usually used in servers or server cases.

TazExtreme3 · 01-30-04, 07:54 AM

looks like a typical ATX power supply to me, A modified(?) Powmax LP 6100C is what is seems to be

01-29-04, 06:26 PM	Thread Starter #1
Z_oc Member Join Date: Mar 2003	What sort of Dual PSU is this? http://www.questsuperstore.com/xcart...er_Supply.html This 300W + 300W load sharing power supply gives you the protection you need when working on your important data. Specifications: - 300W+300W power load-sharing (when one power fail to operate, the other power will continue to operate). Dual fan design for ultimate cooling environment. Built-in warning buzzer and LED's (microprocessor controlled). Built-in temperature sensor for automatic fan speed adjusting. Built-in voltage overload protection. Voltage selector switch for AC input (115V/230V). AC inlet, monitor outlet, On/Off switch and two LED's. Support Intel "Petium-4" and AMD "Athlon XP". Complies with ATX 2.03 and ATX12V 1.1. Certified by UL, CB, CE, TUV, and FCC.
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01-30-04, 12:31 AM	#2
stool Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: Albany, NY	Link isn't working, but its most likely a redundant PSU usually used in servers or server cases. __________________ My Heatware
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01-30-04, 07:54 AM	#3
TazExtreme3 Join Date: May 2003 Location: Jackson, Michigan	looks like a typical ATX power supply to me, A modified(?) Powmax LP 6100C is what is seems to be __________________ -Greg Reason- Asus G73JW: i7 740QM -- 8GB RAM -- OCZ Agility 2 80GB SSD -- 500GB HDD -- Nvidia GeForce GTX 460M Asus Eee PC 1201N: 4GB RAM -- 500GB HDD -- Nvidia ION HTPC: Gigabyte H55N-USB3 -- i3 540 -- G.Skill 2x2GB DDR3 1600 Ripjaws -- 500GB HDD -- Sapphire 5770 Vapor X -- Corsair H50 -- SilverStone SUGO SG06 -- Controlled by iPod Touch 2G via Mobile Mouse Pro Phone: LG Optimus V -- Android 2.3.4 (running BACKside ROM) Add me on Google+! My Heatware Last edited by TazExtreme3; 01-30-04 at 08:03 AM.
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