Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIe 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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Internal power cable supplying 32 V at 0.7 A to the Canon Pro-100 printer power board
This internal power cable is a direct replacement for the Canon Pro-100 and Pro100 printer power board. It carries the K30348 part number and is rated for 32V at .7A. The cable restores power delivery when the original lead is damaged or missing.
The 32V .7A rating matches the printer's original specification exactly. It handles normal printing loads without headroom for higher draw. It will not support printers that require a different voltage or current rating.
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The cable delivers 32V at 0.7A to the Canon Pro-100 power board, matching the printer's original specification for internal power distribution.
The Canon Pro-100 should power on normally and complete its startup sequence without error lights, indicating the 32V 0.7A supply is reaching the power board.
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