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ENVIRONMENT REQUIREMENTS
Operating temperature: +10 ° C ~ +40 ° C.
Storage Temperature: -40 ° C ~ +70 ° C.
Humidity (non-condensing) for operation: 20% ~ 85% relative humidity.
Humidity (non-condensing) for storage: 5% ~ 95% relative humidity.
POWER SUPPLY IMPORTANT FEATURES
• Current power supply is a separate component of a personal computer. The PSU must be
installed in the metal case of the system unit with sufficient electromagnetic shielding.
• The device has protection class 1, protective earth is directly connected to the metal case.
When installing, make sure that the power supply is installed correctly.
• The power supply unit is intended for use in a 230 V / 50 Hz network with grounding.
Minimum operating tempe10 ° C, M40 ° C. Do not allow moisture to get
on the device and do not use the device in rooms with high humidity. Do not forget that
the power of the PSU decreases with increasing of temperature.
• The current loss must not exceed 3.5 mA.
• During installation of the power supply, pay particular attention to ensuring effective
ventilation. Direct contact with the cooling fan is prohibited.
• Do not attempt to disassemble the device yourself; there is a risk of electric shock. Inside
there are no parts that the user can repair, when parsing the PSU, you lose the warranty.
Contact a service center by a specialist.
• Consider the power consumption of the PC during assembly. Different configurations
consume different amounts of energy. If the total power consumption exceeds the power
of the PSU, then the PC will not function properly or function at all.
WARNING!
1. The device is not intended for outdoor use. Use this PSU only in the office or at home.
Please carefully read the user manual for all components of your PC before assembly.
2. Do not disassemble the device yourself under any circumstances.
4. Connect 8-pin + 12V cable.
a. If the motherboard is equipped with an 8-pin + 12V connector, connect the cable with
the 8-pin connector directly to the motherboard.
b. If the motherboard has a 4-pin connector, divide 4-pin cable from the 8-pin connector
and then connect the 4-pin cable directly to the motherboard.
5. Connect the peripheral cables, PCI-Express and SATA cables.
a. Connect the peripheral cables to the power connectors of the hard drive and CD-ROM /
DVD-ROM.
b. Connect the SATA cables to the power connectors of the SATA hard drive.
c. If necessary, connect the appropriate PCI-Express cables to the power connector on the
PCI-Express graphics card.
d. Connect peripheral power cables to any peripherals with a small 4-pin connector.
e. Make sure all cables are securely connected.
6. Connect the AC power cable to the power supply and turn it on by turning the switch to
the ON position (it is marked with an “I”).