SPECIFICATION
530W switching power supply unit with efficiency 80%
Active power factor correction PFC
Supports ATX 12V Power Supply Design Guide Version 2.31
Connectors for ATX 20+4pin, 3x SATA, 4x Molex, 1x Floppy, 1x PCI-E
(6+2pin), 1x 4+4 pin for motherboard (EPS 12V)
System protection against overvoltage, short-circuit, overloading (OVP, SCP,
OPP)
12 cm ultra silent fan
Certified according to FCC, CE, WEEE, RoHS
Euro universal socket
REMOVING OLD PSU
?
?
?
?
?
?
?
?
?Switch off your PC system.
?Unplug the power cord from your old PSU.
?Open your computer case and unplug all power cables from the mainboard
and all peripheral devices, such as disk drives, case fan etc.
?Unscrew and remove the old PSU from your computer case.
INSTALLING NEW PSU
?Before you start installation, first check your local AC voltage. Make sure that
the device will only ever be connected to a 220V-230V line.
?Switch off the PSU and unplug the AC power cord.
?Open your computer case and install the PSU in its designated place, using
the appropriate screws provided to secure the device.
?Connect all required modular power cables to the power suuply unit, to the
mainboard and all peripheral devices, such as disk drives, case fan etc.
Double-check all connectors and close your PC case.
?Connect the PSU power cord and switch on your computer system as usual.
TROUBLESHOOTING
?Ensure that the AC power connector is firmly plugged into the PSU's inlet
socket.
?Make sure that the wall socket and, if applicable, the extension power cord is
in operable condition and turned on.
?Check if the applied AC voltage is correct (220V-230V).
?Check if the mainboard power connector is firmly plugged in.
?Make sure that all peripheral devices, such as disk drives, case fan etc., are
firmly connected. Loose power cable connections may cause the PSU to
malfunction.
>
i-tec Power Supply Unit 530W
ENGLISH
EN
05