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Medical Fanless ATX Power Supplies in 1U Form Factor

Photon Power has announced the introduction of the 150W MPM-815H fanless ATX power supply extending the range from Magic Power in Taiwan. With Features such as active power factor correction, power good/power fail signal and optional output loom assembly. The MPM-815H is housed in thermaly efficient U channel with dimensions of 190 x 40 x 97mm and has optional cover.
10 September 2007
byNews Desk

MTBF is greater that 130,000 hours to MIL217F at 50C making the MPM-815H particularly suitable for high reliability medical equipment applications.

Magic Power Technology UK Ltd is part of the Photon Power Technology Group and is the official distribution partner for Taiwan Based Magic Power Technology, the worlds leading manufacturer of fanless ATX power supplies with AC and DC input.

10 September 2007
byNews Desk

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