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Rectangular metal server power supply unit with ventilation grilles and rear connector panel

Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle 24V 27V 100A 30V 83.3A 2500W server power supply

SKU CH-VGRV-K6GQP

A 2500 W server power supply delivering 24 V at 100 A, 27 V at 100 A or 30 V at 83.3 A

  • High 2500 W output powers demanding server loads
  • Dual voltage rails at 24 V and 30 V suit varied equipment
  • 100 A on the 24 V rail delivers strong current capacity
  • 3 A on the 30 V rail supports high-power components

Supersuperuncle 2500W Server Power Supply

This Supersuperuncle unit is a 2500W switching power supply compatible with the COTEK 2K5S-P030 form factor. It delivers adjustable output at 24V up to 100A, 27V and 30V up to 83.3A. The product is new and intended for server or industrial installations requiring high-density power in a standard server supply footprint.

Suitable for COTEK 2K5S-P030 Replacements

This supply suits technicians maintaining equipment designed for the COTEK 2K5S-P030 pinout and voltage set. It is not for builders needing ATX pinouts or consumer PC cabling. Buyers requiring different voltage rails, lower wattage, or redundant hot-swap frames should look at other form factors.

Highlights

  • High 2500 W output powers demanding server loads
  • Dual voltage rails at 24 V and 30 V suit varied equipment
  • 100 A on the 24 V rail delivers strong current capacity
  • 3 A on the 30 V rail supports high-power components

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the unit include the COTEK 2K5S-P030 module or only the chassis?

The listing describes a 2500 W switching power supply rated for 24 V at 100 A and 30 V at 83.3 A, matching the COTEK 2K5S-P030 specification.

Should I select the 24 V 100 A or the 30 V 83.3 A version for my rack?

Both outputs come from the same 2500 W unit; choose 24 V when you need up to 100 A, or 30 V when the load stays within 83.3 A.

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