Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIe 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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Replacement AC/DC power board for SCX4521F and 4725 printers, 220 V operation
This internal power board converts 220v AC input for the SCX4521F and 4725 Xer Ox PE220 devices. It replaces part numbers JC44-00102A, JC44-00110A and JCAA-00134A. The component restores power delivery to the specified printer models.
Verify the existing board carries one of the listed reference codes before fitting. The board integrates directly into the printer chassis without additional cabling. It is not suitable for machines outside the named model series.
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The board is rated for 220 V AC input and matches the original JC44-00102A, JC44-00110A and JCAA-00134A part numbers used in the SCX4521F and 4725 models.
It is a direct replacement for the OEM AC/DC board in the SCX4521F and 4725, so thermal and acoustic behaviour will be identical to the factory unit.
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