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P/N |
PCI-Express |
PFC |
FAN |
COLOR |
SERIAL ATA |
ADJUSTABLE TEMP. CONTROL |
CABLE SLEEVING |
| 550W |
W0096 |
2 |
Active |
12cm |
Black |
4 |
Auto |
Yes |
| W0097 |
2 |
N/A |
12cm |
Black |
4 |
Auto |
Yes |
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Level |
P/N |
PCI-Express |
PFC |
FAN |
COLOR |
SERIAL ATA |
ADJUSTABLE TEMP. CONTROL |
CABLE SLEEVING |
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430W |
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2 |
Passive |
12cm |
Black |
Dual |
Auto |
Yes |
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2 |
N/A |
12cm |
Black |
Dual |
Auto |
Yes |
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460W |
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1 |
Active |
12cm |
Black |
Dual |
Auto |
Yes |
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1 |
N/A |
12cm |
Black |
Dual |
Auto |
Yes |
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1 |
Active |
12cm
LED |
Black |
Dual |
Auto |
Yes |
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1 |
Active |
12cm BlueSpot LED |
Black |
Dual |
Auto |
Yes |
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1 |
N/A |
12cm
LED |
Black |
Dual |
Auto |
Yes |
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1 |
N/A |
12cm
BlueSpot
LED |
Black |
Dual |
Auto |
Yes |
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600W |
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2 |
Active |
Dual |
Black |
4 |
Auto |
Yes |
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680W |
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2 |
Active |
Dual |
Black |
4 |
Auto |
Yes |
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Level |
Description |
P/N |
PCI-Express |
PFC |
FAN |
COLOR |
SERIAL ATA |
ADJUSTABLE TEMP. CONTROL |
CABLE SLEEVING |
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430W
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1 |
Passive |
12cm |
Black |
Dual |
Auto & Manual |
Yes |
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1 |
N/A |
12cm |
Black |
Dual |
Auto & Manual |
Yes |
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1 |
Passive |
12cm |
Black |
Dual |
Auto & Manual |
Yes |
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1 |
N/A |
12cm |
Black |
Dual |
Auto & Manual |
Yes |
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500W |
Cable Management with Total Watt Viewer |
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2 |
Active |
12cm |
Black |
4 |
Auto & Manual |
Yes |
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2 |
Active |
12cm
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Black |
4 |
Auto & Manual |
Yes |
| 520W |
Bridge your Power Supply with
Power Station |
W0073 |
2 |
Active |
12cm |
Black |
4 |
Auto & Manual |
Yes |
| W0074 |
2 |
N/A |
12cm |
Black |
4 |
Auto & Manual |
Yes |
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 TWV Module Installation |
| NOTE: If you are having difficulty colsing your front door panel of any Thermaltake Chassis after you have installed the TWV module, please proceed the following instructions: |
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There are three holes on the side of the TWV module, please use the front most hole to install the unit in the chassis. If your chassis has a sliding rail design for the 5.25" bay, you can slide the unit back as much as you need to install the TWV module properly. |
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Insert and push the TWV module back as far as necessary for the unit to not come in conflict with the front door panel. Secure the unit by screwing in from the drive rail. |
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Finally, close the front door panel to see if the front door panel still comes in conflict with the TWV module. If it does, unsecure the unit and push the unit further in. |
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All units equipped with TWV monitor with Fan Speed Controller in the front of the case
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PFC- Power Factor Correction |
| Many loads are highly inductive, such a lightly loaded motors and illumination transformers and ballasts. You may want to correct the power factor by adding parallel capacitors. You can also add series capacitors to "remove" the effect of leakage inductance that limits the output current.(Jim Lux -2002). |
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Power Cord Type
There are several power cord types for each Power Supply product, you can check the type that you purchased.
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Part Number Line Card |
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For Australia Customer |
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RB |
For British Customer |
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RE |
For Europe Customer |
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RI |
For Israel Customer |
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RJ |
For Japan Customer |
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RS |
For South Africa Customer |
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RU |
For US Customer |
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Fanless PSU |
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Level |
P/N |
PCI-Express |
PFC |
FAN |
COLOR |
SERIAL
ATA |
ADJUSTABLE
TEMP. CONTROL |
CABLE SLEEVING |
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350W |
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N/A |
N/A |
N/A |
Black |
Dual |
Auto |
Yes |
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N/A |
Passive |
N/A |
Black |
Dual |
Auto |
Yes |
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Standard PSU |
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Level |
P/N |
PCI-Express |
PFC |
FAN |
COLOR |
SERIAL
ATA |
ADJUSTABLE
TEMP. CONTROL |
CABLE SLEEVING |
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420W |
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1 |
Active |
Dual |
Silver |
N/A |
Auto |
N/A |
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1 |
N/A |
Dual |
Silver |
N/A |
Auto |
N/A |
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480W |
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1 |
Active |
Dual |
Black |
Dual |
Auto |
Yes |
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1 |
N/A |
Dual |
Black |
Dual |
Auto |
Yes |
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560W |
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1 |
Active |
Dual |
Black |
Dual |
Auto |
Yes |
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Adjustable Fan Speed PSU |
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Level |
P/N |
PCI-Express |
PFC |
FAN |
COLOR |
SERIAL
ATA |
ADJUSTABLE
TEMP. CONTROL |
CABLE SLEEVING |
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480W
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1 |
Active |
Dual |
Black |
Single |
Auto & Manual |
N/A |
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1 |
N/A |
Dual |
Silver |
Single |
Auto & Manual |
N/A |
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1 |
N/A |
Dual |
Black |
Single |
Auto & Manual |
N/A |
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All units equipped with 2 adjustable manual
fan speed control in the front and rear side
of the case
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PFC- Power Factor Correction
Many loads are highly inductive, such a
lightly loaded motors and illumination transformers
and ballasts. You may want to correct the power
factor by adding parallel capacitors. You can
also add series capacitors to "remove"
the effect of leakage inductance that limits
the output current.(Jim Lux -2002). |
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Specialty |
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Level |
Description |
P/N |
PCI-Express |
PFC |
FAN |
COLOR |
SERIAL
ATA |
ADJUSTABLE
TEMP. CONTROL |
CABLE SLEEVING |
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480W |
Butterfly with 7
Colors LED in illumination PSU |
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1 |
Active |
Dual |
Black |
Dual |
Auto & Manual |
Yes |
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1 |
N/A |
Dual |
Black |
Dual |
Auto & Manual |
Yes |
TWV Module Installation |
| NOTE: If you are having difficulty
colsing your front door panel of any Thermaltake Chassis
after you have installed the TWV module, please proceed
the following instructions: |
|
There are three holes
on the side of the TWV module, please use the
front most hole to install the unit in the chassis.
If your chassis has a sliding rail design for
the 5.25" bay, you can slide the unit back
as much as you need to install the TWV module
properly. |
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|
Insert and push the TWV module back
as far as necessary for the unit to not come in
conflict with the front door panel. Secure the
unit by screwing in from the drive rail. |
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Finally, close the front door panel
to see if the front door panel still comes in
conflict with the TWV module. If it does, unsecure
the unit and push the unit further in. |
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All units equipped with 2 adjustable manual fan
speed control in the front and rear side of the
case |
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PFC- Power Factor Correction |
Many loads are highly inductive, such a lightly
loaded motors and illumination transformers and
ballasts. You may want to correct the power factor
by adding parallel capacitors. You can also add
series capacitors to "remove" the effect
of leakage inductance that limits the output current.(Jim
Lux -2002).
|
Power Cord Type
There are several power cord types for each Power Supply product, you can check the type that you purchased.
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Part Number Line Card |
RA |
For Australia Customer |
RB |
For British Customer |
RE |
For Europe Customer |
RI |
For Israel Customer |
RJ |
For Japan Customer |
RS |
For South Africa Customer |
RU |
For US Customer |
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| TR2 Power Supply Value Product Line |
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| Level |
P/N |
PCI-Express |
PFC |
FAN |
COLOR |
SERIAL ATA |
ADJUSTABLE TEMP. CONTROL |
CABLE SLEEVING |
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| 430W |
W0069 |
1 |
Passive |
Dual |
Black |
Dual |
Auto |
Yes |
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| W0070 |
1 |
N/A |
Dual |
Black |
Dual |
Auto |
Yes |
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