Vszerda IPC-610 300W ATX power adapter
300 W ATX power supply for IPC-610 series chassis with 24-pin, 4-pin, four IDE, three SATA, small 4-pin and special 6-pin connectors
- 300 W output powers demanding industrial systems
- Wide 115 V to 240 V input suits global mains
- 24-pin ATX plus 4-pin CPU connector fits standard boards
- Four IDE, three SATA and special 6-pin connectors drive multiple drives
- Direct replacement for FSP300-60PFN and listed compatible part numbers
Target system and role
The Vszerda IPC-610 adapter replaces the original power supply in IPC-610H, 610L and 610G chassis. It delivers up to 300W from a 115V or 220-240V mains input, matching the FSP300-60PFN and related model numbers.
Connector mix and practical limits
Output cables provide a 24-pin ATX plug, a 4-pin CPU connector, four IDE headers, three SATA plugs, a small 4-pin peripheral lead and a special 6-pin connector. No PCIe power cables are included, so discrete graphics cards requiring supplemental power cannot be used.
Mechanical fit and daily implications
The unit follows the standard ATX footprint for direct mounting in the IPC-610 series. Fixed cables mean unused leads must be routed inside the case, and the single 4-pin CPU connector limits use to motherboards that do not require an 8-pin EPS socket.
How it compares
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- Price $154.99
- Pricier than about 90% of the 3,875 comparable items (median $23.99).
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which compatible model number should I pick for my IPC-610 chassis?
Match the label on your existing supply; this unit replaces FSP300-60PFN, FSP300-60ATV, FSP300-60PLN, FSP300-70AGB, FSP250-60ATV and FSP250-70PFU.
What does the 300 W rating mean when the supply is installed?
It delivers up to 300 W of DC power across the 24-pin, 4-pin, four IDE, three SATA, small 4-pin and special 6-pin connectors.
How does the ATX connector layout limit what I can connect?
The fixed 24+4+4*IDE+3*SATA+Small 4P+special 6P harness caps you to those device types and counts.
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