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Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle 1U server power supply 150/180/220/270W 50/60mm

SKU CH-1AR0-C940F

1U server power supply compatible with FSP 150 W, 180 W, 220 W and 270 W models in 50 mm or 60 mm fan sizes

  • Compatible with FSP150-50LE and FSP180-50LE models
  • Compatible with FSP220-60LE and FSP270-60LE models
  • Supports 150W and 180W power output options
  • Supports 220W and 270W power output options

1U server power supply compatibility

This replacement unit matches the FSP150-50LE, FSP180-50LE, FSP220-60LE and FSP270-60LE models. It fits 1U rackmount chassis requiring 50 mm or 60 mm depth units. Output options cover 150 W, 180 W, 220 W and 270 W ratings. Administrators maintaining compatible FSP platforms can use this single SKU across multiple servers.

Upgrade from failed or lower-wattage FSP units

Replace a defective original supply without changing cabling or mounting points. Move from a 150 W or 180 W unit to a 220 W or 270 W model when added drives or expansion cards increase load. The jump is worth it when the existing supply cannot sustain peak demand or has reached end of life.

Highlights

  • Compatible with FSP150-50LE and FSP180-50LE models
  • Compatible with FSP220-60LE and FSP270-60LE models
  • Supports 150W and 180W power output options
  • Supports 220W and 270W power output options

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 50 mm or 60 mm fan height fit my 1U server chassis?

The FSP150-50LE and FSP180-50LE models use a 50 mm fan; the FSP220-60LE and FSP270-60LE models use a 60 mm fan. Match the model to your chassis clearance.

What is the common mistake when sliding this 1U supply into the rack?

Forcing the unit past the retention latch before it clicks; the supply must seat fully on the guide rails first, then the latch secures it.

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