what is the 240-pin connector for?
1262707
There isn't a 240 pin connector, but there's a 24 pin that powers the motherboard.
1825862
When they say 6 + 2 (OR Anything like it) it means the connector has a 6 pin part and a 2 pin part. that way if you need 6 pins for your video card (because some are 6, some are 8, some are dual of either) then you just plug it in. if you need 8 pin then then 2 pin slides onto the side of the 6 making 8. (just like when they were converting 20 pin atx motherboard power connectors to 24 pin, they shipped 20 + 4 so that either would work.
114856
The power supply supports 240, should be able to use a plug adaptor or substitute power cord
2129973
Per Dell (check their website), it is 240-pin. If you are to buy an upgrade, check with the manufacturer (Dell or memory maker) for compatibility with your specific Dell computer.
2282545
It has a input of 2600W, a cooling of 24.500, a 20 amp connector for a 240V outlet.
279162
Don't know about the connector number you listed, but mine plugs into the 120 I 240 outlet on my generator.
157703
What you are buying is the power cord. It can be used as an extension cord for a 240 circuit. In my case it connects the generator to an exterior box which feeds power to an auxiliary breaker box which I use to power various select items during a power outage.
1478859
The connector is on that psu. Trust me. It's the one that is 8 pin and can be split into 2 separate 4 pin connectors
1441155
I'm not much of a techie, so I had to Google to see what this is! Wikipedia shows a blue, 15-pin connector. There IS one of these on the back, labeled "RBG/PC." I hope this is helpful.
624808
Well it depends on your bios if it can support 2400Mhz memory in 1.65v, the memory doesn't have to be in the "memory support list" since there is a lots of modules out there and the manufacturer can't test them all ps : even my motherboard didn't have them in the "memory support list" but they worked (after updating the bios) :P
1522040
I can personally confirm that it only requires one six-pin connector. Just checked inside my case to make sure.
2062305
The connector might be what is called a 20+4 . It would be made of two parts that slide together. You use what you need to fit your system. I think---I am new to this too.
1956360
Don't know if it works with 240, but does with 110, via usb and mini un connected to the speaker
2136356
If you mean plug it in then no. If you mean the 240 thin instead of 120 that just means running two lines to it. My father did it for me and we just replaced an old one so the lines were already run.
1833306
I don't know if 26 pin is a generic term, but there are 33 pins in the large connector port. As far as conversion cables check with someone like Micro Center.
979096
It is not a voltage adapter, so if your equipment is not rated for 240v, it will likely be fried
727093
It's a standard 4 pin male to female connecting peripheral cable found standard with most desktop power supply units. They're used to supply power to just about every thing inside the tower frame. IE: Fans, drives, audio cards ect. They have white connecting pieces. Here is more info, chances are you have extra ones already inside your tower. Follow link: http://pcsupport.about.com/od/insidethepc/a/molex-pinout-4-pin-psu.htm