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HP 5187-6137 300 Watts 200-240 V 4A ATX Power Supply
- 300 Watts power output
- ATX form factor
- Input voltage: 200-240 V AC
- Designed for desktop PCs
- Provides stable power delivery
- Standard power connectors for components
- 4A current rating
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Product Overview
The HP 5187-6137 is a 300-watt ATX power supply unit operating on a 200-240V AC input voltage. It is designed to provide reliable power for desktop computer systems, particularly those within HP's product lines that utilize this specific PSU.
Technical Information
| Wattage | 300 Watts |
| Form Factor | ATX |
Additional Specifications
| Input Voltage | 200-240 V |
| Current Rating | 4A |
Product Description
The HP 5187-6137 is a 300-watt ATX power supply unit (PSU) that serves as a critical component for desktop computer systems. It is engineered to convert AC mains power into the various DC voltages required by the motherboard, CPU, storage drives, and other internal hardware. The ATX form factor ensures broad compatibility with standard PC cases, although it may be specifically optimized for certain HP desktop models. This particular power supply operates within a voltage range of 200-240 volts AC. This specification indicates its suitability for use in regions with higher mains voltage, such as Europe and parts of Asia. It is important for users to verify that their local power grid falls within this range to ensure proper and safe operation of the PSU. The 300-watt capacity is generally sufficient for standard office PCs, home computers, and systems that do not house high-power components like top-tier graphics cards. The inclusion of a 4A current rating provides an indication of the maximum current it can deliver at specific voltages, contributing to its overall power delivery capability. As with any PSU, it is designed to provide stable and reliable power, which is essential for the longevity and performance of the computer's components.
