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Dell YC7TR 265- Watts 100-240 V 5.0A ATX Power Supply
- 265 Watts maximum output power
- ATX form factor
- Input voltage range: 100-240 V AC
- Current rating: 5.0A
- Suitable for standard desktop builds
- Provides stable power delivery
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Product Overview
The Dell YC7TR is a 265-watt ATX power supply unit suitable for various desktop computer systems. It operates with a universal input voltage range of 100-240V AC and a 5.0A current rating.
Technical Information
| Model | YC7TR |
| Brand | Dell |
| Part Number | YC7TR |
| Wattage | 265 Watts |
Additional Specifications
| Form Factor | ATX |
| Input Voltage | 100-240 V AC |
| Input Current | 5.0A |
Product Description
The Dell YC7TR is a standard ATX power supply unit (PSU) offering a 265-watt output capacity. This unit is designed to power a wide array of desktop computer configurations, providing the necessary electrical energy for core components such as the motherboard, CPU, RAM, and storage devices. Its ATX form factor ensures compatibility with most standard PC cases. The power supply features a universal input voltage range, accepting power from 100V to 240V AC, making it suitable for use in virtually any region worldwide. It also has a 5.0A current rating, indicating its operational parameters. This broad compatibility and standard design make the YC7TR a versatile option for system builders and for replacing older or failed power supplies in compatible systems. Engineered for reliability, the Dell YC7TR aims to deliver consistent and stable power to the computer system. This is crucial for preventing system instability, data corruption, and hardware damage that can result from inadequate or fluctuating power. It represents a fundamental component for ensuring the proper functioning of a desktop computer.
