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Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle DPS-600AB-8A 600W POE server power supply

SKU CH-39S4-43V1K

600 W PoE server power supply for 1U video server DPS-600AB-8A

  • 600 W output powers demanding server builds
  • POE capability delivers data and power over one cable
  • 1U form factor fits standard rack enclosures
  • New condition guarantees full manufacturer specifications

DPS-600AB-8A 600W POE Server Power Supply

The Supersuperuncle DPS-600AB-8A is a 600W server power supply designed for 1U video server platforms. It delivers Power over Ethernet capability to support connected devices through network cabling. This unit is built as a direct replacement for the DPS-600AB-8A model in compatible server chassis.

Suits 1U video servers needing POE power

This supply suits administrators maintaining DPS-600AB-8A video servers that require integrated POE functionality. It is not for builders needing standard ATX pinouts, desktop form factors, or power supplies without Power over Ethernet support. Buyers requiring different wattage ratings or non-POE server units should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • 600 W output powers demanding server builds
  • POE capability delivers data and power over one cable
  • 1U form factor fits standard rack enclosures
  • New condition guarantees full manufacturer specifications

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What server chassis does the DPS-600AB-8A power supply fit?

The DPS-600AB-8A is built for a 1U form factor, so it fits a standard 1U server chassis designed for this model.

Can the DPS-600AB-8A run alongside an existing non-PoE supply in the same server?

This unit is a single 600W PoE module; mixing it with a non-PoE supply would require a chassis and backplane that support redundant, mixed-power configurations.

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