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OIAGLH

OIAGLH PWS-563-1H20 650W server power supply

SKU CH-T22B-EBRYD

650W switching power supply designed for Supermicro 1U servers

  • 650W output powers demanding 1U server configurations
  • Designed for Supermicro 1U chassis compatibility
  • Switching topology delivers efficient power conversion
  • New condition ensures full manufacturer specification compliance

650W 1U server power supply

The OIAGLH PWS-563-1H20 delivers 650W of switching power in a 1U form factor designed for Supermicro server chassis. It targets system integrators and administrators who need a direct replacement unit for compatible rackmount platforms.

Practical limits of the 1U form factor

The 1U height restricts internal airflow and component density compared with larger redundant supplies. Buyers who need hot-swap redundancy or higher wattage headroom for multi-GPU configurations should verify chassis compatibility before purchase.

Highlights

  • 650W output powers demanding 1U server configurations
  • Designed for Supermicro 1U chassis compatibility
  • Switching topology delivers efficient power conversion
  • New condition ensures full manufacturer specification compliance

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Which OIAGLH server power supply matches the PWS-563-1H20 part number?

The PWS-563-1H20 is a 650 W unit built for Supermicro 1U servers, so choose this exact model when the chassis requires that form factor and wattage.

What does the 650 W rating mean once the supply is installed in a 1U server?

It delivers up to 650 W of continuous power to the motherboard, drives and add-in cards while fitting the standard 1U redundant bay.

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