Supermicro
Supermicro PWS-654-1R 650W DC redundant server power supply
A 650 W DC-input redundant power module measuring 1.6 by 2.1 inches and weighing 10 lb
- TypePower Module
- 650 W output powers dense 1U server racks
- DC input simplifies telco and edge deployments
- Redundant hot-swap design keeps systems running during module failure
- Compact 1.6" height fits standard 1U chassis slots
- 10 lb weight eases handling during rack installation
Power module for 1U servers
The Supermicro PWS-654-1R is a 650 W DC input redundant power module designed for 1U rackmount servers. It delivers reliable power density in a compact form factor suited to high-availability environments.
Compatibility check before ordering
Verify that your chassis accepts 1U redundant power modules and provides a DC input source matching the unit's requirements. Confirm the physical slot dimensions align with the module's 1.6" height and 2.1" width before installation.
Integration into a redundant build
The module slides into a compatible redundant power cage, sharing load with a second unit for failover protection. Its approximate 10 lb weight is supported by the cage rails, freeing internal space that a monolithic supply would occupy.
Highlights
- 650 W output powers dense 1U server racks
- DC input simplifies telco and edge deployments
- Redundant hot-swap design keeps systems running during module failure
- Compact 1.6" height fits standard 1U chassis slots
- 10 lb weight eases handling during rack installation
Specifications
| Brand | SuperMicro |
|---|---|
| Type | Power Module |
Questions about this item
Does the PWS-654-1R arrive with any cables or mounting rails, or must those be sourced separately?
The unit ships as the power module only; cables and rails for the 1U redundant chassis are not included and must be purchased separately.
How do I decide between available versions of the 650 W DC redundant supply for my rack?
This model is the single 1U 650 W DC-input module; select the quantity needed to fill the redundant bays of your Supermicro chassis.
What does the 650 W rating mean when the supply is installed in a live server?
It delivers up to 650 W of DC power to the system while sharing load with a second module for redundancy in a 1U form factor.
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