Power Supply Unit LC-Power LC600H-12 600 W

The LC-Power LC600H-12 is a 600 W power supply unit for desktop PCs, offering stable power delivery for typical home and office builds. It includes a 20+4 pin ATX motherboard connector, active PFC (power factor correction) and built-in safety circuitry to protect connected components. The unit uses non-modular cabling and an active cooling system with a 120 mm fan; its dimensions are 150 x 140 x 86 mm and the housing comes in grey and silver.

Advantages

The LC600H-12 provides a reliable 600 W output suitable for mainstream PC configurations, with active PFC to improve energy efficiency and integrated protection circuits to guard against overcurrent, overvoltage and short circuits. Its 120 mm fan maintains airflow for stable operation while the 20+4 pin ATX connector ensures compatibility with standard motherboards. Non-modular cables simplify installation and help maintain a compact internal layout.

Suitable for

• Home and office desktop PCs
• Mainstream gaming systems without extreme power demands
• Upgrades for systems requiring up to 600 W total power

Key specifications

• Total power: 600 W
• Motherboard power connector: 20+4 pin ATX
• Maximum +3.3 V rail current: 24 A
• Fan diameter: 120 mm (12 cm)
• Cabling type: Non-modular
• Active cooling: Yes (120 mm fan)
• Power factor correction: Active PFC
• Dimensions (W x D x H): 150 x 140 x 86 mm
• Weight: 1.467 kg
• Colour: Grey, Silver

How to use

Turn off and unplug the PC before installing the LC-Power LC600H-12. Mount the PSU in the case following the case manufacturer’s orientation guidelines and secure it with screws. Connect the 20+4 pin ATX connector to the motherboard and attach necessary peripheral and PCIe connectors to drives and graphics cards as required. Ensure all connections are firmly seated. After wiring, verify airflow is unobstructed around the 120 mm fan, then power on the system and monitor for stable operation.

Recommendations

Use this PSU in systems whose total component power draw stays within the 600 W rating; for higher-power gaming rigs or multiple high-end GPUs, consider a higher-wattage model. Keep the unit and case vents clear of dust and allow adequate airflow to maintain cooling efficiency.