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Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle 300-1459 Fire E6800 E6900 AC Power 3001459-04 1750W server power supply

SKU CH-AWY8-45P72

A 1750 W AC server power supply for Sun Fire E6800 and E6900 systems

  • High-output 1750 W AC power for demanding server workloads
  • Compatible with Sun Fire E6800 and E6900 systems
  • Replaces Sun part 300-1459 and 3001459-04 for direct fit
  • Brand-new unit ready for immediate deployment in critical infrastructure

SUN Fire E6800 E6900 1750W AC power supply

This 1750 watt AC power supply is built for SUN Fire E6800 and E6900 servers. It carries the 300-1459 part number and is supplied new. The unit delivers the rated output required by those specific chassis.

Replacement for SUN 300-1459 servers

It suits administrators replacing a failed or degraded 300-1459 module in an E6800 or E6900 system. It is not for builders using other server platforms, different form factors, or lower wattage requirements.

Highlights

  • High-output 1750 W AC power for demanding server workloads
  • Compatible with Sun Fire E6800 and E6900 systems
  • Replaces Sun part 300-1459 and 3001459-04 for direct fit
  • Brand-new unit ready for immediate deployment in critical infrastructure

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Which Sun Fire server models accept the 300-1459 1750 W unit?

The 300-1459 power supply fits Sun Fire E6800 and E6900 chassis.

How many 300-1459 supplies can share the load in one E6800?

An E6800 supports up to four 300-1459 modules for N+1 redundancy.

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