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Supersuperuncle ASPOWER R2A-BV0350N U1A-B10350-DR 350W server power supply
A 350 W server power module built for ASPOWER R2A-BV0350N and U1A-B10350-DR systems
- 350 W output powers ASPOWER R2A-BV0350N servers
- U1A-B10350-DR part number ensures exact module compatibility
- New condition guarantees full rated performance from first use
- Server power supply form factor fits standard redundant bays
350W server power module for ASPOWER R2A-BV0350N
This 350 watt power module is built for the ASPOWER R2A-BV0350N server platform. It fits the U1A-B10350-DR form factor used in compatible rack systems. The unit supplies regulated DC output to the server backplane and onboard components. It is intended for administrators replacing a failed module or adding redundancy to an existing chassis.
Replaces the original ASPOWER 350W module
The jump is worth it when the installed module has failed, shows degraded output or when the chassis requires a second unit for N+1 redundancy. It is not for systems that need a different wattage, a different mechanical form factor or a non-ASPOWER power architecture. Buyers needing higher capacity or a different connector layout must select the module specified by their server vendor.
Highlights
- 350 W output powers ASPOWER R2A-BV0350N servers
- U1A-B10350-DR part number ensures exact module compatibility
- New condition guarantees full rated performance from first use
- Server power supply form factor fits standard redundant bays
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What form factor and mounting style does the ASPOWER R2A-BV0350N U1A-B10350-DR 350W unit use?
The module is designed as a hot-plug server power supply that slides into a standard redundant PSU bay and locks with a retaining latch.
What is the correct sequence for installing the ASPOWER R2A-BV0350N U1A-B10350-DR 350W module in a live chassis?
Insert the unit firmly until the connector seats, then engage the latch; the common error is stopping before the latch clicks, which leaves the module unpowered.
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