Aerocool Aero Bronze 600W alimentatore ATX

The Aerocool Aero Bronze 600W ATX Power Supply delivers reliable and efficient power for your desktop PC. With an 80 PLUS Bronze certification, it ensures up to 85% efficiency under typical loads, reducing energy waste and heat generation. This non-modular PSU features a 120mm silent black fan with optimized thermal speed control for quiet operation, and a high-quality Japanese main capacitor for long-term stability. Comprehensive protection circuits (OVP, UVP, OPP, SCP, OCP, OTP) safeguard your components. The soft, black flat cables simplify cable management in standard ATX cases.

Advantages

Efficient 80 PLUS Bronze certification reduces electricity costs and heat output. The 120mm silent fan with thermal speed control ensures quiet operation even under load. Japanese capacitors provide superior reliability and longevity. Active PFC improves power factor and complies with modern energy standards. Multiple protections keep your system safe from electrical anomalies.

Suitable for

• Home and office desktop PCs
• Entry to mid-range gaming systems
• Workstations requiring stable 600W power
• Users seeking a cost-effective, reliable PSU

Key specifications

• Total Power: 600 W
• Efficiency: 80 PLUS Bronze
• Form Factor: ATX
• Modularity: Non-Modular
• PFC Type: Active PFC
• Input Voltage: 200-240 V AC
• Input Frequency: 47-63 Hz
• Fan Diameter: 120 mm
• Fan Type: Silent Black Fan with Optimized Thermal Speed Control
• Main Capacitor: High-quality Japanese Main Capacitor
• Protections: OVP, UVP, OPP, SCP, OCP, OTP
• ATX Connector: 1x 20+4 Pin
• EPS/CPU Connector: 1x 4+4 Pin
• PCIe Connector: 2x 6+2 Pin
• SATA Power Connector: 5x
• Peripheral (Molex) Connector: 3x
• Cable Type: Soft, Black Flat Cables
• MTBF: 100,000 hours
• Certifications: CE, CB, TUV, EAC, RoHS

Recommendations

For optimal performance, pair this power supply with a system that draws up to 550W under load. Ensure your case supports ATX PSUs. The non-modular design is best for builds where cable management is not a primary concern.