DELTA 700WATT DPS-700FB-1 POWER SUPPLY

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Delta 700Watt Dps-700Fb-1 Power Supply. Model: Dps-700Fb-1 A
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Item Code CSPGW6501079R01
Brand Delta Electronics
Model DPS-700FB-1 A
Category Delta Electronics Power Supplies

Description

Delta 700Watt Power supply. This power supply provides a variety of connectors for computer components and a maximum continuous power output of 700 watts.

Specifications:

  • +5 V and +3.3 V total output not to exceed 140 W
  • Maximum combined load on +12 V is 50 A
  • Maximum total continuous output power is 700 W
Input100 - 127 V ~ 12 A; 47 Hz - 63 Hz
Autorange200 - 240 V ~ 6 A; 47 Hz - 63 Hz
Output
  • +3.3 V / 24.0 A
  • +12 V1 / 18.0 A
  • +12 V2 / 16.0 A
  • +12 V3 / 18.0 A
  • +12 V4 / 18.0 A
  • +5 VSB / 3.0 A
  • +5.0 V / 24.0 A
  • -12 V / 0.5 A

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    These are the 2 × 3 add-in card power connectors. Some video or controller cards require a power supply in addition to that provided by the slot they are installed in.

    The following graphic shows the connectors from another angle.

    These are the drive power connectors. The 4-pin connectors are used to power drives such as hard drives, optical drives. ZIP drives, or tape backup units. The smaller connector is for a floppy disk drive.

    The power supply has one extra drive power connector separate from these three and with a longer cable.

    This is the 2 × 12 main power connector for the computer motherboard. This connector is keyed for proper connection and has a clip to ensure a secure connection.

    This is the 2 × 4 processor power connector. This connector is keyed for proper connection and has a clip to ensure a secure connection.

    These are the three Serial ATA (SATA) power connectors. These are used to power SATA devices such as hard drives.

    The following graphic shows the connectors from a different angle.