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Introduction
Dear Customer,
we thank you for purchasing this power supply unit.
The product is EMC-tested and fulfils the requirements of the applicable European and national
guidelines. The CE-conformity has been proven, the corresponding declarations have been deposited
with the manufacturer.
In order to maintain this state and to ensure safe operation, you as a user must follow these operating
instructions!
All the company names and product designations included here are trademarks of the respective
bearers. All rights reserved.
If you have any questions, please contact our technical advice service:
Germany:
Tel. 0180/5 31 21 16 or 0 96 04/40 88 47, Fax 0 96 04/40 88 48
E-mMail: [email protected]
Mon. to Fri. 8.00-18.00
Austria:
Tel. 072 42/20 30 60, Fax 072 42/20 30 66
E-mMail: [email protected]
Mon. to Thur., 8.00-17.00, Fri. 8.00-14.00
Switzerland:
Tel. 0848/80 12 88, Fax 0848/80 12 89
E-mMail: [email protected]
Mon. to Fri. 8.00-12.00, 13.00-17.00
Correct Use
The PC-ATX switching power supply is intended for integration in a corresponding PC-ATX housing.
It is for supplying electricity to PC components such as mainboard, hard-drive, CD-ROM etc.
The mainboard must have an ATX power connection.
Due to the high power of max. 550W (please note the technical data!) even large PCs with numerous
expansions can be supplied with electricity.
Any use other than that which is described above leads to the damaging of this product and also involves
the risk of e.g. short circuit, fire, electrical shock etc.. The product must remain entirely unaltered and
unconverted. The housing must not be opened. The stickers on the product must not be damaged or removed,
neither may any bolts or fastenings of the product be loosened or removed.
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c) 3.5" plug
d) 4-pole ATX2.0-12V plug
e) 8-pole ATX12V plug
12. Tips & Advice
As already mentioned, the power supply unit is in standby mode after switching-off via the power button
of your ATX housing.
It is therefore not separated from the mains voltage! A television which can be put on standby mode by
remote control is an example of a device which functions in a similar way.
The power supply unit still "consumes" electricity in standby mode. In order to save electricity you should
switch the power supply unit off using the power switch when you do not need your computer.
