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Rectangular silver server power supply unit with rear connectors and model label

Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle DPS-250AB-14 server power supply

SKU CH-QZ4T-6GTP6

250 W server power supply compatible with DPS-250AB-14, DPS-248AB and FSP250-50MSP units

  • 250 W output powers demanding server workloads
  • Compatible with DPS-248AB and FSP250-50MSP units
  • New condition ensures full rated performance
  • 14-pin connector fits standard server backplanes

Server power supply for 250 W loads

The Supersuperuncle DPS-250AB-14 is a new server power supply rated at 250 W. It matches part numbers DPS-250AB-7C, DPS-250AB-7B, DPS-248AB and FSP250-50MSP for direct replacement in compatible chassis.

Limited to 250 W output

This unit cannot support systems that draw more than 250 W. Builds needing higher capacity or redundant modules must use a different power supply.

Highlights

  • 250 W output powers demanding server workloads
  • Compatible with DPS-248AB and FSP250-50MSP units
  • New condition ensures full rated performance
  • 14-pin connector fits standard server backplanes

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Should I choose the DPS-250AB-14 or the DPS-248AB version?

The DPS-250AB-14 is the exact model listed in the product name; the DPS-248AB appears only as an alternate reference in the supplier title and is not the primary unit being sold.

What does the 250 W rating mean for my server build?

The 250 W figure is the maximum continuous power the unit can deliver; ensure your server components draw less than this total under full load.

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