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OIAGLH

OIAGLH 12V 60A 750W Server Power Supply 50A 40A

SKU CH-MJGP-SH8ZG

A 750 W server power supply delivering 12 V at up to 60 A with 50 A and 40 A rails

  • Delivers 750 W for demanding server loads
  • 12 V 60 A output powers high-current components
  • 50 A and 40 A rails support multi-voltage needs
  • Switching design ensures efficient power conversion

12 V 60 A 750 W server supply

This 12 volt switching power supply delivers up to 60 amps and 750 watts for rackmount and blade servers. It operates from a standard AC inlet and provides a single high-current rail suited to dense compute nodes. The unit is supplied new and ready for integration into compatible chassis.

Suited for 12 V server builds

Installers who need a 12 volt 750 watt source with 60 amp capability can use this supply in matched server platforms. Builds requiring multiple output voltages, redundant hot-swap frames or different current ratings should choose an alternative unit.

Highlights

  • Delivers 750 W for demanding server loads
  • 12 V 60 A output powers high-current components
  • 50 A and 40 A rails support multi-voltage needs
  • Switching design ensures efficient power conversion

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Which current rating should I select — 60 A, 50 A or 40 A?

The unit is rated for 12 V at 60 A, delivering 750 W; the 50 A and 40 A figures represent lower-load operating points on the same rail.

What does the 750 W rating mean when the supply is installed in a server?

It indicates the maximum continuous DC power the 12 V rail can provide at 60 A, so the connected components must not draw more than that total.

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