Power supply unit IBOX iBox Aurora 700 W, sealed lead‑acid VRLA, 230 V, passive cooling, tower 150×140×85 mm

The iBox Aurora Power Supply Unit 700 W is a non-modular desktop PSU designed to deliver stable power for mainstream PC builds. With a rated total output of 700 W and a standard 20+4 pin ATX motherboard connector, the unit supports typical consumer motherboards and multiple peripheral devices. Active cooling is provided by a 140 mm fan, and the PSU meets RoHS requirements. Built-in protections against over current, over power, over voltage, short circuit and under voltage help maintain reliable operation under varying loads.

Advantages

The power supply offers a balance of power capacity and simplicity with a 700 W output suited to mid-range systems. The 140 mm cooling fan reduces operating noise while maintaining airflow for component cooling. Compliance with RoHS indicates the unit is manufactured to restrictions on hazardous substances. Integrated protection circuits guard the system against common electrical faults, which supports long-term stability and reduces the risk of component damage. A non-modular cabling design provides straightforward installation without the need to manage detachable cable sets.

Suitable for

• Home desktop PCs and office systems requiring stable 700 W power delivery
• Mid-range gaming rigs with single graphics card configurations
• Workstations for general productivity, multimedia playback and light content creation
• System builders who prefer a fixed-cable (non-modular) PSU for simplicity

Key specifications

• Total power: 700 W
• Motherboard connector: 20+4 pin ATX
• Cooling fan diameter: 140 mm
• Product colour: Black
• Cooling type: Active fan cooling
• Safety protections: Over current, over power, over voltage, short circuit, under voltage
• Design: Non-modular cabling
• Compliance: RoHS

How to use

Install the iBox Aurora PSU into a compatible computer case following standard ATX mounting procedures, aligning the 20+4 pin connector with the motherboard power socket. Secure the unit with the case screws, connect the fixed peripheral and SATA power cables to drives and expansion cards, and attach the main 20+4 pin ATX cable to the motherboard. Ensure all connections are firm and routed to avoid obstructing case airflow. After assembly, verify BIOS/UEFI power settings and perform a controlled power-on to confirm stable startup and proper fan operation.

Recommendations

Use the unit in systems where a non-modular 700 W PSU fits the intended power budget. Maintain adequate case ventilation and avoid obstructing the 140 mm fan intake. For system upgrades that add high-power components, verify total system power draw before relying on the PSU. Regularly inspect cable routing and connections and ensure the PSU is installed in a dust-reduced environment to support long-term reliable operation.