PlexCopier PLEX-S11T-DVD-BK 1 to 11 DVD/CD duplicator
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SATA power supply supports up to 15 target drives for SharkCopier and SharkBlu duplicators
This VinPower SATA power supply is built for SharkCopier and SharkBlu duplicator systems that support up to 15 target drives. It delivers the necessary power for standalone duplication tasks in professional environments. The unit matches the FP-23458 specification for direct compatibility.
Buyers who need a power supply for duplicators with more than 15 target bays should look elsewhere. This unit is also unsuitable for systems that do not use the SharkCopier or SharkBlu architecture. It does not support other duplicator brands or configurations.
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Yes, the FP-23458 model is built for SharkCopier and SharkBlu duplicators that support up to 15 target drives.
It delivers standard SATA power, so any compatible SATA optical drive you keep will receive the correct voltages.
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