PSU question

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Richard Dower

http://www.sidewindercomputers.com/th68sipuatx2.html

Not sure if you'd know this or not, in the UK/Ireland we have a different
electrical system and use a different power cord, 3pin plug. I know the US
version of this power supply comes with a US power cable but my question is
in regards the PSU itself.

Is the UK version of this PSU the same as the US one, with just a different
power cable lead to plug into the mains?
 
Richard Dower said:
http://www.sidewindercomputers.com/th68sipuatx2.html

Not sure if you'd know this or not, in the UK/Ireland we have a different
electrical system and use a different power cord, 3pin plug. I know the US
version of this power supply comes with a US power cable but my question is
in regards the PSU itself.

Is the UK version of this PSU the same as the US one, with just a different
power cable lead to plug into the mains?
They are the same. Manufacturers just include a switch for use with either
standard of incoming ac voltage.
 
Richard Dower said:
http://www.sidewindercomputers.com/th68sipuatx2.html

Not sure if you'd know this or not, in the UK/Ireland we have a different
electrical system and use a different power cord, 3pin plug. I know the US
version of this power supply comes with a US power cable but my question is
in regards the PSU itself.

Is the UK version of this PSU the same as the US one, with just a different
power cable lead to plug into the mains?
That TT is good to go either side of the pond. By the way did you the
correction on the review?
 
Richard said:
http://www.sidewindercomputers.com/th68sipuatx2.html

Not sure if you'd know this or not, in the UK/Ireland we have a different
electrical system and use a different power cord, 3pin plug. I know the US
version of this power supply comes with a US power cable but my question is
in regards the PSU itself.

Is the UK version of this PSU the same as the US one, with just a different
power cable lead to plug into the mains?

The specs say input voltage 100VAC / 240VAC and input freq. 47 - 63 Hz,
so yes, it can use US or European power.
 
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