Rosewill RSV-R4012 4U rackmount server chassis 12 x 3.5" bays
- 4U
- Rackmount
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A desktop server chassis housing a 1100 watt AC to DC power supply with 12 volt and 54 volt outputs
This unit is a Power-One PFE1100-12-054NA AC to DC power supply rated at 1100 watts. It delivers a 12 volt main output with a 54 amp current capacity. The module is designed for integration into desktop server chassis.
Builders needing a 12 volt 1100 watt source for desktop server projects can use this supply. It is not for systems requiring multiple voltage rails, higher amperage on the main rail, or redundant hot-swap configurations.
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| Size & build | |
|---|---|
| Chassis style | Desktop |
The 1100-watt rating suits systems that draw close to that limit under full load; choose a lower capacity only if your components peak well below it.
It provides up to 12 volts at 54 amps on the main rail, powering CPU and GPU circuits directly without extra conversion steps.
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