Antec Smart Power 500W - Features and Specifications

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Features

• ATX12V version 2.0

• Modular cable design, use only the cables you need.
• Dual 12V output circuitry provides added system stability and meets 240VA UL requirements and safety purpose: 12V1 for Motherboard and peripherals; 12V2 for processor
• ATX12V v2.0 compliance allows Smart Power 2.0 to consume up to 25% less power than standard power supplies, saving you money on your electric bill.

• 24-pin power connector, with detachable 4-pin section.
• 4 SATA Connectors support Serial ATA drives
• Flow-through dual 80mm fans (one intake and one exhaust)

• Unique Dual Fans Technology: exhaust fan starts to spin when the power supply reaches certain temperatures to ensure proper airflow. The second fan spins on power up.
• Industrial grade protection prevents damage resulting from short circuits, power overloads, excessive current, low voltages and excessive voltages
• Increased 12V output capability for system components that consume more power from 12V rail
• PCI-E graphic connector
• Safety approvals: UL, CUL, TUV, CB, FCC Class B, CE, CCC
• Increased MTBF: 80,000 hours
• PF value greater than 90% (EU only)
• Gold plated connector for superior conductivity

Specifications

Output
5V      12V1  12V2   3.3V    -12V    +5Vsb

Max. Load
35A    17A     19A     32A     0.3A   2.0A

Min. Load
0.5A   1A       1A       0.5A    0A      0A

Load Reg.
±5%    ±5%     ±5%     ±5%     ±5%    ±5%

Ripple M (p-p)
50       120      120     50        120      50

* +5V, +12V1, 12V2 and +3.3V max load: 480Watts
* +5V and +3.3V combined output: 180Watts

Unit Size -        5.9"(W) x 3.4"(H) x 6.1"(D)
                        14.9cm (W) x 8.5cm (H) x 15.8cm (D)

Net Weight -    5lbs.2.3kg
Over Voltage Protection -    +5V trip point < +6.2V
Recycle AC to reset      +3.3V trip point < +4.1V
                                    +12V trip point < +14.3V

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