Mean Well HRP-300-24
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Please Report Me If Something Bad Occurs (for Reconstruction, Correction or Something Else) I have a new power supply unit for my Prusa MK3. The original one is not bad, but I trust the Mean Well brand more. This new PSU has a temperature-controlled fan that measures 40x40x20 with load combination and Active PFC correction, providing very stable voltage under load. It's not quiet, though, because the fan starts at around 50C or more than 35% load. Link for More Information: https://www.meanwell-web.com/en-gb/ac-dc-single-output-enclosed-power-supply-output-hrp--300--24 Link for LCD Meter 8in1 (voltage, current, power, capacity, impedance, temperature, energy, time): https://www.aliexpress.com/item/DC-150V-20A-3KW-digital-voltmeter-ammeter-power-supply-voltage-meters-detector-wattmeter-volt-current-capacity/32834746174.html You Will Need Screws: M3x10 (choose your head type) - 14x M4x5*8 (flat head type) - 6x M4x12 (choose your head type) - 2x Nuts: M3*2mm slim hexagon type - 12x M4*4mm classic hexagon type - 2x Washers: M4x14*1mm thin - 2x Wires, Switch and Connectors: One switch (I prefer Omron Japan, type: A8MD-1162/or 1163), seven flat connectors to the switch 6.3mm*0.8mm with isolation, and seven cable eyes for PSU connection with heat shrink or crimping type. High voltage warning: be careful! UPDATE (28.05.2018). Final Version, No Vibrations: One additional 24V pre-out terminal and a classic PC 4-pin molex connector (for example, like LED lights, cooling fans, modules, and many more upgrades) have been added to the final version.
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