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OIAGLH 250W Server Power Supply PC6038 PS-5251-06

SKU CH-XACK-ZCRF1

250W server power supply compatible with 220S, 230S and 530S models

  • 250 W output powers compatible server builds
  • Fits 220S 230S 530S systems for direct replacement
  • TFX form factor suits compact chassis layouts
  • New unit ready for immediate deployment

Server PSU for specific models

This 250 watt power supply is built for servers identified as PC6038, PS-5251-06, 220S, 230S and 530S. It fits systems requiring the TFX0250P5W or TFX0250AWWA form factor. The unit ships new and ready for installation in compatible chassis.

Practical limits of the TFX form factor

The physical TFX layout restricts use to cases designed for this slim profile. Output is capped at 250 watts, so configurations needing higher power or additional connectors cannot be supported. Buyers needing greater capacity or a different mounting standard must select another unit.

Highlights

  • 250 W output powers compatible server builds
  • Fits 220S 230S 530S systems for direct replacement
  • TFX form factor suits compact chassis layouts
  • New unit ready for immediate deployment

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Which compatible server model should I select for the 250W PS-5251-06 unit?

The power supply fits the 220S, 230S and 530S server lines; match the model printed on your existing chassis label to ensure the correct mechanical fit.

What does the 250W rating mean for daily operation in a 220S or 230S system?

It indicates the unit can deliver up to 250 watts continuously to the server components, so the combined draw of CPU, memory, drives and add-in cards must stay below that limit.

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