Shuttle FSP300 / 300 Watt power supply for compatible XPC Cubes

The Shuttle XPC Accessory FSP300 is a 300W internal power supply designed for compatible Shuttle XPC Cubes. It provides a 20-pin ATX connector, 80 PLUS Bronze efficiency certification and supports an AC input range of 90–264 V. The unit includes an active cooling solution with a 40 mm fan and meets common safety and regulatory standards such as CCC, CE and FCC.

Advantages

The FSP300 combines compact dimensions with a 300W maximum output suitable for small-form-factor Shuttle systems. Its 80 PLUS Bronze certification ensures better energy efficiency than non-certified models, and the included 40 mm fan provides active cooling to maintain stable operation under load. Built to comply with CCC, CE and FCC standards, the power supply is intended for reliable integration into systems that require certified components.

Suitable for

• Shuttle XPC Cube models compatible with a 20-pin ATX power input
• Small form-factor desktop builds requiring up to 300W output
• Systems aiming for improved energy efficiency (80 PLUS Bronze, ENERGY STAR® compatible)

Key specifications

• Maximum output: 300W
• Efficiency certification: 80 PLUS Bronze
• Connector: 20-pin ATX
• AC input voltage: 90–264 V
• Cooling: active, 40 mm fan
• Standards: CCC, CE, FCC
• Brand: SHUTTLE, MPN: FSP300, EAN: 4046047104093

How to use

Install the FSP300 into a compatible Shuttle XPC Cube following the manufacturer's instructions for power supply replacement. Ensure the 20-pin ATX connector is correctly seated on the motherboard and that the unit is secured in the chassis. Connect AC mains power within the supported 90–264 V range. Verify fan clearance and airflow paths to maintain cooling performance during operation.

Recommendations

For reliable performance, use the FSP300 with Shuttle XPC models listed as compatible by Shuttle. Keep the interior of the case free from dust, allow adequate ventilation around the fan, and avoid continuous operation near the upper limit of the unit's rated output. For system safety, observe local electrical codes when connecting to mains power.