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Silver server power supply unit with label showing 54Y8804 and 280W rating

Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle 280W Server Power Supply 54Y8804 for Kangshu PC7001 54Y8806

SKU CH-XPN3-E5EDH

280W replacement power supply for Kangshu PC7001 servers

  • 280W output powers the Kangshu PC7001 server reliably
  • Part number 54Y8804 ensures exact compatibility with 54Y8806 systems
  • New condition guarantees full rated performance from first boot
  • Server-grade design delivers stable power for continuous operation

Supersuperuncle 280W Server Power Supply

This new 280W unit is built to match the Kangshu PC7001 platform. It carries part number 54Y8804 and replaces the 54Y8806 supply. The form factor fits the original chassis without modification.

Integration with Kangshu PC7001 systems

The supply connects directly to the PC7001 backplane using the native connector layout. No adapter cables or custom brackets are required for installation. It frees the builder from sourcing legacy proprietary units. Builders needing higher output or a different pin-out must look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • 280W output powers the Kangshu PC7001 server reliably
  • Part number 54Y8804 ensures exact compatibility with 54Y8806 systems
  • New condition guarantees full rated performance from first boot
  • Server-grade design delivers stable power for continuous operation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What continuous load does the 280 W rating support on the 54Y8804?

The unit is rated to deliver 280 W continuously to the Kangshu PC7001.

How loud is the cooling fan inside the 54Y8806 power supply during all-day operation?

A temperature-controlled fan spins up only when internal sensors detect rising heat, keeping noise low at typical loads.

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