IEI 300 W ATX Mini Redundant Power Supply - ACE-R4130AP
Uninterrupted Power, Unwavering Performance
In mission-critical applications, downtime is simply unacceptable. The IEI 300W ATX Mini Redundant Power Supply - ACE-R4130AP is engineered to deliver unwavering reliability, ensuring your systems remain operational even in the face of unexpected power fluctuations.
Redundancy for Uninterrupted Operation:
This compact powerhouse features a redundant power supply configuration. Two independent 300W power modules work in tandem, automatically switching between them in the event of a power failure. This seamless transition guarantees continuous power delivery to your valuable equipment, eliminating downtime and potential data loss.
Space-Saving Design, Powerful Performance:
Designed with space constraints in mind, the ACE-R4130AP packs robust power into a compact ATX form factor. This makes it ideal for integration into tight spaces, such as industrial PCs, kiosks, and digital signage installations.
Features:
- Redundant power supply configuration for maximum uptime
- 300W total power output (2 x 150W redundant modules)
- ATX form factor for versatile compatibility
- High efficiency for reduced energy consumption and heat generation
- Overload and short-circuit protection for enhanced safety
- Robust build quality for demanding environments
Benefits:
- Eliminate downtime and ensure business continuity
- Protect critical data from power-related loss
- Maximize system reliability in demanding applications
- Optimize space utilization with a compact design
- Reduce energy costs with high efficiency operation
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