Ezcool NA-705B Black Mesh Mid Tower Case with 500W PSU
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Ezcool NA-705B Black Mesh Mid Tower Case with 500W PSU
Scan code: LN39328 Manufacturer code: NA-705B+500W
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Ezcool NA-705B Black Mesh Mid Tower Case with 500W PSU
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Scan code: LN39328 Manufacturer code: NA-705B+500W
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Product Overview The NA-705 is an mid to entry level range case which meets the latest thermal requirements

The modern mesh front panel contains a filter behind it and the drive bays to keep dust out.

A 500w EZcool psu is included with sata support and light up blue led to front panel

Features
Fan Duct-3G fan duct
Riveted 0.6mm Japanese SECC metal frame in metallic silver
PSU- 500w with 2 x sata; 3 x molex
Dimensions- W180*D445*H410mm
CE-ROHS Compliant Features • Audio Output: Y
• I/O Ports: 2 x USB 2.0
• Colour: Black
• Weight: 6200g
• Form Factor: ATX
• Supported Motherboard Form Factor: mATX / ATX
• Type: X
• Material: 0.6mm SECC metal
• Ventilation Fans: 1 x 80mm rear fan space; 1 x 80mm front fan space
• External Drive bays: 3 x 5.25
• Internal Drive bays : 1 x 3.5 ; 4 x 3.5 HDD
Warranty

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Details
Duration:
12 months
Type:
Return to base
DOA Period:
7 days
RTB Period:
12 months
Manufacturer Contact Details
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