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Playstation 1 USBC Power Supply (PSX, PS1, Fat)
Playstation 1 USBC Power Supply (PSX, PS1, Fat)
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***US customers – All import duties are included in the cost, there will be no additional fees to pay on delivery***
robot_retro PS1 "Fat" Power Board – Key Features
Drop-in USB-C PSU Replacement
- No soldering or wiring required—simply install and play.
Universal Compatibility
- Works with all PS1 models (PAL, NTSC, Japanese), xStation, MemCard Pro, and more. Supports both 5-pin and 7-pin connectors for full revision coverage of the original “Fat” PS1 console.
High Efficiency & Low Noise
- Delivers up to 96% efficiency at typical loads. Ripple tested at ±5mV across all voltage rails for low noise and minimal heat generation.
Fan Support
- Includes 5V fan headers for improved cooling options.
Customizable Power LED
- Select from a range of LED colours with adjustable brightness.
What Sets the robot_retro Power Board Apart
Powered by USB-C PD (Power Delivery)
- Compatible with 15V or 20V PD chargers. Most 30W USB-C adapters will work, including models from Anker, Dell, uGreen, and the official Nintendo Switch charger.
Recommended: uGreen Nexode Mini 30W or Nintendo Switch Power Supply for optimal quality and value.
OEM-Matched Reset Logic
- Power-on delay timing matches the original Sony board to ensure flawless performance and compatibility.
Safe and Reliable
- Built-in protection against overvoltage and includes a fused input for peace of mind.
Region Protection
- Prevents damage caused by incorrect mains voltage (e.g., plugging 240V into a 110V system).
Aesthetic Touch
- Comes with a multi-coloured 3D-printed spacer. Additional colours available via downloadable STL files.
Installation Instructions
I recommend a Phillips #2 screwdriver is used for the install.
- Unscrew the six screws on the bottom of your PS1 (see photo).
- Remove the top lid and unscrew the two power board screws.
- Fit the robot_retro board in the same position as the original power board.
- Install the provided 3D-printed spacer and replace the two power board screws.
- Reassemble your console.
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