Index
V 1000 features one rail design with up to 83A.
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Model |
RS-A00-AFBA-G1 |
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Type |
Intel Form Factor ATX 12V V2.31 |
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Dimension (W x L x H) |
150 x 170 x 86mm / 5.9 x 6.7 x 3.4 inch |
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Weight |
1.9kg |
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Input Voltage |
90-264Vac (Auto Range) |
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Input Current |
12 - 6A |
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Input Frequency Range |
60 - 50Hz |
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PFC |
Active PFC (>0.9) |
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Power Good Signal |
100-500ms |
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Hold Up Time |
>17ms |
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Efficiency |
90% Typically |
|
MTBF |
>100,000 Hours |
|
Protection |
Over Voltage Protection (OVP) Under Voltage Protection (UVP) Over Power Protection (OPP) Over Temperature Protection (OTP) Short Circuit Protection (SCP) |
|
Output Capacity |
1000W |
|
Operation Temperature |
0~50°C |
|
Regulatory |
CE/TUV/TUV-SUDNRTL/FCC/GOST/CCC/BSMI/C-tick/KCC |
|
Fan |
Fluid Dynamic Bearing (FDB) 135mm Fan (Protechnic: MGA13512XF-025) |
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Certifications |
80 PLUS Gold |
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Connector |
M/B 1x20+4 Pin Connector, 650 mm |
|
Warranty |
5 years |
There are plenty of cables to choose from and they are long enough for even the biggest chassis out there. We appreciated the decision to include 725mm long 12V CPU cables, as they can be on the short side with many PSUs. Many vendors still ship 550m long cables and they don’t offer nearly as much flexibility as we’d like. Most enthusiasts like to keep their rigs tidy and the ability to nicely tuck the cables somewhere where they don’t interfere with other components is always welcome. Our only gripe is the relatively tight spacing of peripheral connectors.
Only the thick ATX cable is wrapped in a non-transparent mesh, while all the others are flat. The cables feel sturdy, but they are flexible enough to handle with ease.
