Total Micro Technologies W2F74AA-TM 150W power adapter
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A 250 W desktop power supply with active PFC and 115 V/230 V input
The Vszerda SP2-4250F is a 250 W switching power supply designed for desktop systems. It carries CE certification and features active power-factor correction with a non-modular cable layout. The unit accepts 115 V or 230 V input and is rated for 150 W to 250 W output.
Verify that your mains supply matches the 115 V or 230 V input range before connecting the adapter. Confirm the output connector matches the device you intend to power, as the unit is non-modular and cables cannot be swapped. Buyers needing modular cables or a different wattage range should consider other options.
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The unit is non-modular, so every cable is fixed to the power supply and nothing extra needs to be bought for a standard desktop build.
The SP2-4250F delivers up to 250 W, matching the 90 % PSU specification for the Emacs AT P8P9; use the full 250 W capacity for that platform.
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