Rosewill RSV-R4012 4U rackmount server chassis 12 x 3.5" bays
- 4U
- Rackmount
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A 150W desktop server chassis with a 13-pin 15V 10A power supply featuring active PFC and convection cooling
This desktop server chassis delivers a single 15 V output rated at 10 A for a total of 150 W. It uses a 13-pin connector to distribute power to installed components. The unit is built for continuous operation in rack or bench environments.
Built-in active power factor correction maintains efficient draw across the full operating range. A constant-current limiting circuit protects connected hardware when demand spikes. The supply has passed a 100 % full-load burn-in test to verify sustained output.
Cooling relies on free air convection, so no internal fans add acoustic noise. The design dissipates heat silently during normal operation. The manufacturer backs the chassis with a five-year warranty period.
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