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HP 278756-001 200 Watts 110-240V 45-66Hz ATX Power Supply
- 200 Watts maximum output power
- ATX form factor
- Input voltage range: 110-240 VAC
- Input frequency: 45-66 Hz
- Suitable for standard desktop PCs and workstations
- Provides reliable power for essential components
- Standard internal power supply unit
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Product Overview
This HP ATX power supply unit provides 200 Watts of power, operating within a voltage range of 110-240V and a frequency of 45-66Hz. It is designed for standard ATX form factor systems.
Technical Information
| Wattage | 200 Watts |
| Form Factor | ATX |
Additional Specifications
| Input Voltage | 110-240V |
| Input Frequency | 45-66Hz |
Product Description
The HP 278756-001 is a standard ATX power supply unit designed to provide 200 Watts of power to desktop computers and workstations. This wattage is typically sufficient for systems with basic configurations, including integrated graphics, a standard processor, and a moderate amount of RAM and storage. It serves as a reliable power source for everyday computing tasks, office applications, and general multimedia use. The unit features a wide input voltage range, accepting power from 110V to 240V, and operates within a frequency range of 45Hz to 66Hz. This broad compatibility ensures that the power supply can be used in various regions around the world without requiring voltage converters, offering convenience and flexibility for users. As an ATX form factor power supply, it is designed to fit into standard ATX-compliant computer cases and connect to the corresponding motherboard and component power connectors. The 278756-001 is built to meet HP's quality standards, aiming to deliver stable and consistent power to ensure the proper functioning and longevity of the computer's internal components.
