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HP 5188-2860 350 Watts 200-240 V 5A 47-63Hz ATX Power Supply
- 350 Watts power output
- ATX form factor
- Input voltage: 200-240V AC
- Input current: 5A
- Input frequency: 47-63Hz
- Suitable for basic and mid-range PCs
- Standard 24-pin ATX connector
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Product Overview
The HP 5188-2860 is a 350 Watts ATX power supply unit operating within a 200-240V input range, drawing up to 5A and functioning at 47-63Hz. It is designed to provide reliable power for entry-level to mid-range desktop computer systems.
Technical Information
| Wattage | 350 Watts |
| Form Factor | ATX |
| Input Voltage | 200-240V AC |
| Input Current | 5A |
Additional Specifications
| Input Frequency | 47-63Hz |
| Brand | HP |
| Model | 5188-2860 |
Product Description
This HP 5188-2860 power supply unit is a component designed for desktop computers that require a stable power source within a specific voltage range. With a 350 Watt capacity, it is well-suited for systems with less demanding power requirements, such as those used for office productivity, web browsing, and general computing tasks. The unit operates efficiently within the 200-240V AC input range, making it suitable for regions with this standard electrical supply. The ATX form factor ensures that this power supply can be easily integrated into most standard PC cases. It features the necessary connectors, including the 24-pin ATX motherboard connector, to power essential system components. The 5A current draw at 47-63Hz indicates its operational parameters, ensuring it functions correctly within specified electrical conditions. Reliability and efficiency are key considerations for power supply units, and the HP 5188-2860 aims to provide a dependable power solution for budget-conscious builds or system upgrades where high wattage is not necessary. It serves as a fundamental component for the stable operation of a computer's motherboard, CPU, RAM, and other internal devices.
