Power supplies for computers

Portable desktop PSU delivers a stable 12 V DC at 5 A (60 W) with built‑in over‑current, short‑circuit and thermal protection, making it safe for LED strips, sensors or low‑power projects.
The Mean Well HEP-150-24A is a robust 150W 24V DC power supply delivering 6.3A. Designed for panel mounting, it features an IP65 rating for dust and water resistance, making it ideal for industrial and outdoor applications.
Single output desktop power supply with 90W, 48V and 1.87A, suitable for medical applications.
Compact 60W open frame power supply, delivering 7.5V at 8A, ideal for reliable and efficient power solutions
DIN rail mounted switching power supply with 40W output, 27.6V and dual outputs of 0.95A and 0.5A.
Silver hot-plug redundant power supply unit with 770W capacity for reliable system operation.
High-performance, semi-modular 650W power supply with 80 Plus Gold certification for reliable and efficient computing.
Compact 25W UK plug adapter powers the Terra NB Mobile 1060, delivering a steady 12 V/2.08 A output while safeguarding against overheat and short‑circuit. It comes with a matching cable for instant, efficient charging.
Upgrade your 2-Power CBP3750A notebook with this reliable 11.4V, 7336mAh battery pack—designed for longevity and performance, ensuring extended use without compromising quality. Ideal spare part to keep your laptop powered on the go.
A reliable 180W internal power supply for continuous use, compatible with various devices, ensuring efficient performance.
Small form factor power supply with active PFC, providing reliable and efficient power solution.
Universal 165W power adapter, compatible with 100-240VAC, for reliable network device operation.

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