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HP HP-W340PA3 -W340PA3 340 Watts 100-240 V ATX PSU For 7100 MT
- 340 Watts Power Output
- ATX Form Factor
- Compatible with HP 7100 MT
- Universal Input Voltage (100-240 V AC)
- Internal Power Supply Unit (PSU)
- Provides stable power for desktop components
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Product Overview
The HP HP-W340PA3 (also known as -W340PA3) is a 340 Watt ATX Power Supply Unit (PSU). It is designed for HP 7100 MT systems and operates on 100-240 V AC.
Technical Information
| Wattage | 340W |
| Form Factor | ATX |
| Compatibility | HP 7100 MT |
Additional Specifications
| Input Voltage | 100-240V AC |
| Type | Internal Power Supply Unit (PSU) |
| Cooling | Integrated Fan |
Product Description
The HP HP-W340PA3 is a 340-watt ATX power supply unit (PSU) specifically designed to power HP 7100 MT desktop computers. This internal component is responsible for converting the AC power from a wall outlet into the various DC voltages required by the computer's motherboard, CPU, hard drives, optical drives, and other internal peripherals. Featuring a standard ATX form factor, this PSU is designed for easy installation into the HP 7100 MT chassis. It operates with a universal input voltage range of 100-240V AC, making it adaptable to different power grids. The 340W output is sufficient to reliably power the components typically found in the HP 7100 MT system, ensuring stable operation. This power supply unit is crucial for the overall health and performance of the HP 7100 MT. Whether it's for replacing an aging or failed PSU, or as part of a system upgrade, the HP-W340PA3 provides a dependable source of power. Its design focuses on delivering consistent power delivery, essential for preventing system errors and ensuring the longevity of the computer's hardware.
