Supersuperuncle
Supersuperuncle 800W Great Wall CRPS server power supply
An 800W CRPS server power supply built for Great Wall GW-CRPS800 systems
- 800 W output powers demanding server workloads
- CRPS form factor fits Great Wall GW-CRPS800 chassis
- Switching topology delivers efficient power conversion
- New condition ensures full rated performance from day one
800W CRPS server power supply
This 800 watt CRPS unit is built for Great Wall server platforms that use the GW-CRPS800 form factor. It delivers redundant, hot-swappable power in a compact switching design suited to rackmount chassis. System integrators and data-centre operators can deploy it in compatible Great Wall servers without adapter cables. The supply targets environments that demand continuous uptime and simplified maintenance.
Direct replacement for a failed GW-CRPS800 module
The unit serves as a like-for-like swap when an existing Great Wall CRPS 800W module fails or reaches end of life. Upgrading only makes sense if the chassis already supports the CRPS standard and the power budget matches 800 watts. Buyers who need higher wattage, a different form factor, or non-redundant desktop power cannot use this supply. Compatibility is limited to Great Wall systems that explicitly list the GW-CRPS800 part number.
Highlights
- 800 W output powers demanding server workloads
- CRPS form factor fits Great Wall GW-CRPS800 chassis
- Switching topology delivers efficient power conversion
- New condition ensures full rated performance from day one
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the Supersuperuncle 800W unit use the CRPS form factor for mounting?
Yes, it is built to the CRPS standard used by Great Wall GW-CRPS800 chassis, so it slides into the same hot-swap bay and locks with the integrated latch.
What is the installation step that most people miss with this CRPS supply?
Push the module in until the latch clicks audibly; a partial insert leaves the power blades unseated and the server will not power on.
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