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Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle DDN SFA7700 TDPS-1865AB A 1865W server power supply

SKU CH-8HSC-VXD0N

Delivers 1865 W of redundant power for DDN SFA 7700 storage arrays

  • 1865W output powers demanding DDN SFA7700 servers
  • TDPS-1865AB model ensures exact fit for SFA7700 chassis
  • New condition guarantees full rated performance from day one
  • Server-grade design delivers reliable power for continuous operation

Supersuperuncle DDN SFA7700 1865W server power

This new Supersuperuncle power supply is built specifically for the DDN SFA7700 storage platform. It delivers 1865 watts of output to keep the array running under heavy load. The unit is a direct replacement for the original TDPS-1865AB A module.

Suits DDN SFA7700 operators needing a spare

Buyers who need a different wattage or a supply for another storage system should look elsewhere. This module will not fit chassis or platforms outside the SFA7700 family. Organisations without that exact hardware have no use for this part.

Highlights

  • 1865W output powers demanding DDN SFA7700 servers
  • TDPS-1865AB model ensures exact fit for SFA7700 chassis
  • New condition guarantees full rated performance from day one
  • Server-grade design delivers reliable power for continuous operation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does this 1865W unit require a specific DDN SFA7700 chassis slot to operate?

Yes, the TDPS-1865AB A is designed for the DDN SFA7700 storage array and fits its dedicated power supply bay.

Will this TDPS-1865AB A share load with an older supply already in my SFA7700?

The SFA7700 uses redundant hot-swap supplies, so this 1865W unit will run in parallel with the existing module for failover.

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