ATX Power Supplies
Micro ATX 200W 230W 250W Computer Power Supply
- Rated Power250W
- Output Rails+12V +5V +3.3V -12V +5VSB
- Dimensions150x86x140mm (WxHxL), 8cm Fan 150x86x140mm (WxHxL), 12cm Fan
2 models
ATX Power Supplies Built to a Published Specification
Standard ATX and Micro ATX switching supplies from 200W to 600W for desktop and office builds.
Real-watt versus peak-watt labelling is where most desktop PSU disputes start. Every unit here lists rated power and peak power separately.
All 2 Models in This Range
Each card shows the figures that decide selection. Open a model for its complete factory specification table, clearance data and carton dimensions.
ATX Power Supplies
ATX 200W 230W 250W Computer Power Supply
- Rated Power250W
- Output Rails+12V +5V +3.3V -12V +5VSB
- Dimensions150x86x140mm (WxHxL), 8cm Fan 150x86x140mm (WxHxL), 12cm Fan
Who This Range Is For
Buyers Who Work to a Build Sheet
- Distributors who need real-watt labelling they can defend to a customer
- Internet cafe operators watching the electricity bill across a whole floor
- Industrial and embedded builders fitting 1U, 2U and slim enclosures
- Office refresh projects replacing failed supplies in a standard chassis
- Tender suppliers that must quote an efficiency rating in the bid document
Problems It Removes
What Usually Goes Wrong Without It
- Fan noise complaints traced back to the power supply rather than the CPU cooler
- Flex and TFX units that do not physically fit the 1U or 2U chassis they were bought for
- Efficiency claims that cannot be supported when a tender asks for evidence
- Peak wattage printed on the box while rated wattage is far lower
- Rail loading that collapses once a graphics card is added
Core Advantages
What Is Published Rather Than Described
Adjectives are free. These are the items stated as figures on every product page in this range.
- Rated power and peak power published as separate figures
- Per-rail maximum and minimum load, regulation and ripple all published
- Mechanical envelope stated so the chassis fit check happens before the order
- 100% hi-pot and 100% burn-in testing stated by the factory
- CE EMC and CE LVD certificates held for the power supply line
Application Scenarios
Where This Range Is Used
1U and 2U rack chassis with no room for a standard ATX supply
Slim horizontal desktops under a monitor
Replacement stock for a fleet already in the field
Internet cafe floors where efficiency changes the monthly bill
Standard office desktops with integrated graphics
Solutions
Programmes That Use This Range
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Background Reading Before You Specify
ATX Power Supplies Questions
Is the wattage on the label the rated or peak figure?
Both are published separately on each product page. Where a model is offered in several wattages, each wattage has its own rated and peak figure.
How many models are there in the ATX Power Supplies range?
There are 2 models listed on this site, and every one of them has its own specification table, clearance figures and carton data on its own page.
What is the minimum order quantity?
It depends on the model, the colour and the packing option, so we confirm it per order rather than publishing one figure that would be wrong for most enquiries. Send us the model numbers and target quantities and you will get it in writing.
Can you supply a mixed container across several ranges?
Yes. Chassis, power supplies and cooling parts go on one order, one packing list and one container booking.
Get Pricing on the ATX Power Supplies Range
Send the model numbers and target quantities and you will get pricing, MOQ, lead time and a container load plan back in writing.