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Written by Gizmo
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Tuesday, 10 August 2010 18:48 |
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From DeXgo (via babelfish):
Enermax is one of the prominent companies, if it concerns qualitative and economical power packs. As one of the first enterprises it introduced with the Modu/Pro82+-Serien power packs with an efficiency of at least 82 per cent. With the Modu/Pro87+-Serien the enterprise with seat wants to put in Taiwan again after and presents eight power packs, which reach even the 80Plus-GOLD-Zertifizierung. With the Enermax Modu87+ 600 Watts we have today one of the smaller power packs of the series in the test. As it strikes itself and whether it can fulfill expectations, experience you on the following pages.
Basic data
Model designation: EMG600AWT
Achievement: 600 Watts
Peak power: 660 Watts
Input voltage: 100 - 240 V
Incoming frequency: 50 - 60 cycles per second
Dimensions (L x B x H): 160 x 150 x of 86 millimeters
Maximum stress of the rails
+3,3V: 24 ampere
+5,0V: 24 ampere
+12V1: 25 ampere
+12V2: 25 ampere
+12V3: 25 ampere
-12V: 0.5 ampere
+5Vsb: 3 ampere
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