Supersuperuncle
Supersuperuncle Core 4815 Power Module
Server power module identified by part number 4815, first listed by the manufacturer on 14 May 2026
- Designed for GERM4815TVP Core 4815 systems
- New condition ensures reliable server operation
- Server power supply category for enterprise use
- Manufacturer listed date May 14 2026
- Core 4815 model number for easy identification
Supersuperuncle Core 4815 Power Module
The Supersuperuncle Core 4815 Power Module is a server-grade power supply built for the GERM4815TVP platform. It targets data-centre operators and system integrators who need reliable AC-to-DC conversion for rack-mounted equipment. This unit suits environments where consistent uptime and standardised form factors are required. Buyers seeking consumer ATX units or redundant hot-swap frames should look elsewhere.
Build Quality and Connectivity
The module uses a metal enclosure designed for standard server chassis rails. Its edge connector mates directly with the GERM4815TVP backplane, eliminating cable harnesses and reducing insertion force during deployment. This integration simplifies rack density planning and speeds up hardware refresh cycles. No modular cable sets or peripheral connectors are provided.
Thermals, Noise and Power Draw
Internal airflow follows the chassis front-to-rear path, relying on system fans rather than a dedicated blower. Under typical load the unit runs within thermal limits without adding audible noise beyond the host fans. Power draw scales with the connected compute load, delivering stable rails across the operating range. No efficiency rating or standby consumption figure is published.
Highlights
- Designed for GERM4815TVP Core 4815 systems
- New condition ensures reliable server operation
- Server power supply category for enterprise use
- Manufacturer listed date May 14 2026
- Core 4815 model number for easy identification
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What power interface does the Core 4815 use and what does it cap in practice?
The Core 4815 is a server power module designed to the GERM4815TVP specification, delivering the rated output defined by that platform.
What physical space and mounting does the Core 4815 require?
It follows the GERM4815TVP form factor, so it fits the matching server chassis slots and screw pattern for that platform.
How is the Core 4815 installed and what step do people miss?
Slide the module into the GERM4815TVP bay until the latch clicks, then secure the retention screw; the step often missed is fully engaging the latch before tightening the screw.
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