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Compact silver TFX server power supply unit with rear fan grille and power socket

OIAGLH

OIAGLH SSP-300TGS TFX 300W 80plus Gold server power supply

SKU CH-DV4J-APZCC

TFX 300 W server power supply with 80 Plus Gold efficiency

  • 80 Plus Gold efficiency reduces energy waste
  • 300 W output powers compact server builds
  • TFX form factor fits slim chassis designs
  • New condition ensures full factory specifications

OIAGLH SSP-300TGS 300W TFX server PSU

This 300W TFX power supply targets compact server builds and replacement scenarios where the form factor is mandatory. It carries 80 Plus Gold efficiency certification for reduced waste heat. Builders needing higher output or a standard ATX footprint should look elsewhere.

80 Plus Gold efficiency in TFX format

The Gold rating lowers operating cost and thermal load inside dense chassis. No modular cables or extra connectors are mentioned in the data. Systems requiring redundant or hot-swap power modules will not be compatible.

Highlights

  • 80 Plus Gold efficiency reduces energy waste
  • 300 W output powers compact server builds
  • TFX form factor fits slim chassis designs
  • New condition ensures full factory specifications

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How often should the internal fan be cleaned or replaced to maintain cooling performance?

The TFX form factor uses a compact internal fan; clean dust from the intake vents every six to twelve months and replace the fan only if bearing noise or speed drop appears.

Which protection circuit activates first when the unit runs continuously at full 300W load?

Over-temperature protection typically triggers before the over-current limit, shutting the supply down until internal temperatures fall back within safe range.

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