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Supermicro PWS-920P-SQProduct 920 W switch module
Hot-swappable 920 W power module with battery backup for Supermicro 1U to 4U chassis
- 920 W output keeps switches running during power loss
- Hot-swappable design allows replacement without shutting down the rack
- Battery backup technology protects mission-critical workloads for up to 15 minutes
- Compact 1.6-inch height fits 1U to 4U Supermicro chassis
- Accepts 110 V and 220 V AC for global deployment
920 W Redundant Power Module
This 920 W redundant power module is built for Supermicro 1U, 2U, 3U and 4U chassis that need hot-swappable AC input. It accepts 110 V AC and 220 V AC without configuration changes. The unit fits the standard redundant power supply bay used across compatible rackmount servers and storage platforms.
Mission-Critical Server Deployments
The module suits operators who need continuous uptime during mains failures and can deploy Battery Backup Power modules in 1+1+1, 1+2 or 2+2 configurations. It is not for builders who lack a supported Supermicro chassis or who require DC input voltages.
920 W Output Rating
The 920 W rating determines whether the module can sustain your peak load alongside any companion BBP units. Verify the total power budget of the target chassis before ordering.
Highlights
- 920 W output keeps switches running during power loss
- Hot-swappable design allows replacement without shutting down the rack
- Battery backup technology protects mission-critical workloads for up to 15 minutes
- Compact 1.6-inch height fits 1U to 4U Supermicro chassis
- Accepts 110 V and 220 V AC for global deployment
Specifications
| Brand | Super Micro |
|---|---|
| Model | PWS-920P-SQ |
Questions about this item
Does the 920 W module contain an internal battery that will eventually need replacement?
The PWS-920P-SQ is a standard AC power module; the battery-backup technology described in the marketing text belongs to the separate PWS-1K03B-1R and PWS-206B-1R modules, so this unit has no internal battery to replace.
What thermal limit appears first when the module runs at full 920 W output continuously?
The module shares the 76 mm × 360 mm × 40.4 mm redundant PSU form factor, so sustained 920 W operation is constrained by the airflow and temperature rating of that chassis slot rather than a separate published derating curve.
How much audible noise and waste heat does the module produce under all-day load?
Supermicro does not publish a specific acoustic or thermal figure for the PWS-920P-SQ; the module relies on the host chassis fans for cooling, so noise and heat levels depend on the system fan profile and inlet temperature.
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