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Redundant server power module, rectangular metal casing, rear connector panel

Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle DPS-1200AB-4 D 1200W Redundant Power Module

SKU CH-X89T-5G21F

1200 W redundant server power module for high-availability systems

  • 1200W output powers demanding server configurations
  • Redundant module design maintains uptime during unit failure
  • Hot-swap capability allows replacement without system shutdown
  • High-efficiency operation reduces energy waste and heat

1200 W redundant server power module

The Supersuperuncle DPS-1200AB-4 D delivers 1200 W of redundant power for server chassis that accept hot-swap modules. It is intended for administrators who need fault-tolerant supply in a single-slot form factor.

Redundant operation limits

Redundancy only functions when the chassis provides a matching backplane and a second module is installed; a single unit cannot protect against its own failure. The module draws cooling air from the server fans, so airflow must meet the chassis specification.

Highlights

  • 1200W output powers demanding server configurations
  • Redundant module design maintains uptime during unit failure
  • Hot-swap capability allows replacement without system shutdown
  • High-efficiency operation reduces energy waste and heat

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Is the 1200W module the right capacity for my server chassis?

The module delivers 1200W total output; match it to your chassis power budget and the number of bays available.

What does the 1200W rating mean once the module is installed in a live server?

It is the maximum continuous power the module can supply to the system under normal operating conditions.

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