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Supersuperuncle 400W server power supply MRW-6400P-R

SKU CH-6C9B-CFHJY

400 W redundant server power module for Zippy MRW-6400P-R systems

  • Delivers 400 W for stable server operation
  • Redundant module design keeps systems running during a failure
  • Hot-swap capability allows replacement without shutdown
  • Built for Zippy MRW-6400P-R compatibility

400W Redundant Server Power Module

This 400 watt redundant module slots into compatible server chassis to provide hot-swap power protection. It is built for IT administrators who need continuous uptime in rack-mounted environments. The unit works as a direct replacement for the Zippy MRW-6400P-R part.

Hot-Swap Redundant Build

The redundant design allows a failed module to be removed and replaced without shutting down the server. Its server-grade connectors ensure a secure fit in supported backplanes for reliable daily operation.

Highlights

  • Delivers 400 W for stable server operation
  • Redundant module design keeps systems running during a failure
  • Hot-swap capability allows replacement without shutdown
  • Built for Zippy MRW-6400P-R compatibility

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What interface does the MRW-6400P-R redundant module use and what practical limit does it impose?

The module plugs into a Zippy redundant chassis; power delivery is capped at 400 W per unit.

What physical space and mounting does the MRW-6400P-R need to fit?

It is a hot-swap redundant module designed for Zippy server chassis bays that accept the MRW-6400P-R form factor.

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