Supermicro
Supermicro SP502-1S 500W Cold-Swappable 20+4 Pin Power Supply
A cold-swappable 500 W power supply with a 20+4 pin connector for 100-240 VAC input
- 500 W maximum output powers demanding server workloads
- Cold-swappable form factor allows replacement without system downtime
- 20+4 pin connector fits standard ATX motherboard power sockets
- 100–240 VAC input range supports global voltage standards
- 50–60 Hz frequency compatibility ensures stable operation worldwide
Server-Ready 500 W Unit
The Supermicro SP502-1S delivers 500 W of continuous power in a cold-swappable form factor designed for enterprise server chassis. Its 20+4 pin connector matches standard ATX motherboard headers for direct compatibility.
Hot-Swap Chassis Integration
The cold-swappable design allows removal and replacement without shutting down the host system, reducing maintenance windows in rack environments. A single 20+4 pin output simplifies cable routing inside dense enclosures.
Replaces Fixed PSUs in Redundant Arrays
This unit upgrades older fixed-mount supplies in Supermicro platforms that support hot-swap bays, eliminating downtime during power-module failures. The jump is worth it when uptime requirements exceed what manual swap procedures can guarantee.
Highlights
- 500 W maximum output powers demanding server workloads
- Cold-swappable form factor allows replacement without system downtime
- 20+4 pin connector fits standard ATX motherboard power sockets
- 100–240 VAC input range supports global voltage standards
- 50–60 Hz frequency compatibility ensures stable operation worldwide
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What AC voltage and frequency range does the SP502-1S accept?
The unit operates from 100 to 240 VAC at 50 or 60 Hz, so it works on mains supplies worldwide without a voltage switch.
Which chassis form factor is required for this cold-swappable supply?
It fits a Supermicro cold-swap bay; the chassis must provide the matching hot-plug cage and backplane connector for tool-less insertion.
How is the 20+4 pin connector attached during installation?
Slide the supply into the bay until the latch clicks, then press the 20+4 pin plug firmly onto the motherboard header until the clip locks.
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