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Redundant server power supply module in metal casing

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godream PWS-920P-SQ 920W redundant power supply module

SKU CH-F826-3THCR

920W redundant ATX12V server power supply module for Supermicro systems

  • TypeATX12V
  • 920 W output powers demanding server workloads
  • Redundant module design keeps systems running during a unit failure
  • ATX12V form factor fits standard server chassis
  • Original Supermicro compatibility ensures reliable integration

920W redundant server module

The godream PWS-920P-SQ is a 920W ATX12V switching power supply built for redundant server deployments. It fits Supermicro chassis that accept this form factor and provides a hot-swappable module for continuous operation. The unit is new and intended for system integrators maintaining compatible platforms.

Capacity and headroom

The 920W rating delivers 12V power for multi-socket CPUs, memory arrays and storage backplanes in a redundant pair. A single module covers typical loads but cannot sustain full output alone if its partner fails. Buyers needing non-redundant desktop ATX power or higher single-unit wattage should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • 920 W output powers demanding server workloads
  • Redundant module design keeps systems running during a unit failure
  • ATX12V form factor fits standard server chassis
  • Original Supermicro compatibility ensures reliable integration

Specifications

TypeATX12V

Questions about this item

Will the 920 W module fit in a Supermicro chassis that currently uses 12 V ATX12V supplies?

Yes, the unit is an ATX12V redundant module rated at 920 W and is described as original for Supermicro servers, so it matches the 12 V rail and form factor of existing supplies.

How can I confirm the module is operating correctly once installed?

After installation the server management interface will show the redundant supply online, both input LEDs lit, and the 12 V output within normal range, confirming the 920 W module is sharing load as intended.

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