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NShi Server Chassis Desktop FSP350-60PN 350W ATX

SKU CH-048N-E29BM

A desktop server chassis built around a 350 W ATX power supply for industrial computers

  • Chassis styleDesktop
  • Desktop form factor saves rack space
  • 350 W ATX output powers industrial workloads
  • FSP350-60PN(PF) unit built for continuous operation
  • New condition ensures full service life

Desktop server chassis with 350 W ATX supply

This compact desktop chassis integrates a 350 W ATX power supply built for industrial computing environments. It targets system integrators and OEMs who need a space-efficient enclosure with a proven power platform for continuous operation. The FSP350-60PN unit delivers standard ATX voltages in a form factor suited to rack-adjacent or bench-top deployments.

350 W capacity and headroom

The 350 W rating comfortably handles single-socket industrial boards, modest storage arrays and legacy expansion cards without thermal stress. Headroom diminishes when multiple high-draw GPUs, dense drive cages or dual-processor configurations are added, making the unit unsuitable for workloads that demand sustained loads above its rated output.

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Price $249.99
Pricier than about 56% of the 1,006 comparable items (median $222.49).

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Specifications

Size & build
Chassis styleDesktop

Questions about this item

Will the FSP350-60PN 350W ATX power supply fit and power my older industrial desktop chassis?

It is a standard ATX form-factor unit rated at 350 W, so it will mount in any desktop chassis with an ATX power-supply bay and deliver power through the usual 24-pin, 4/8-pin CPU and peripheral connectors.

How can I verify the FSP350-60PN is operating correctly after installation?

Power on the system and confirm the PSU fan spins, the motherboard POST completes, and the operating system loads without unexpected shutdowns; a hardware monitor or multimeter can then check that the main voltage rails remain stable under load.

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