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Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle 500W Server Power Supply for FSP500-60EVML

SKU CH-74XF-AWDJG

500 W server power supply compatible with FSP500-60EVML units

  • 500 W output powers demanding server workloads
  • New condition ensures full manufacturer-rated reliability
  • Designed for FSP500-60EVML compatibility simplifies replacement
  • 60 model designation matches original unit specifications

500W Server Power Supply

This 500 watt unit is built for the FSP500-60EVML server platform. It delivers stable power for rack-mounted and tower systems that require a direct replacement. The supply suits IT teams maintaining existing infrastructure where this specific model is specified.

No bundled accessories or software

The package contains only the power supply unit itself. No cables, mounting rails or management software are included. Buyers who need extra modular cables or a different form factor must source those separately.

Highlights

  • 500 W output powers demanding server workloads
  • New condition ensures full manufacturer-rated reliability
  • Designed for FSP500-60EVML compatibility simplifies replacement
  • 60 model designation matches original unit specifications

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How often will the internal fan need cleaning or replacement under continuous server operation?

The 60 mm fan is the only moving part; dust buildup is the main wear factor, so plan on cleaning every six to twelve months and replacing the fan if bearing noise appears.

Which protection circuit will trip first during a prolonged full-load run?

Over-temperature protection engages before the 500 W limit is exceeded, shutting the unit down to prevent component damage.

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