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Redundant server power module, 1000W, metallic finish

Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle EP1000 UBZ DS-B20 Redundant Power Module 1000W

SKU CH-MS0D-C519C

Redundant 1000W power module for EP1000 and UBZ DS-B20 servers

  • Redundant design keeps servers running if one module fails
  • 1000 W output delivers ample power for demanding server workloads
  • Hot-swap capability lets you replace modules without downtime
  • New condition ensures full reliability from first installation

Supersuperuncle 1000 W Redundant Server Module

The Supersuperuncle EP1000 UBZ DS-B20 is a hot-swap power module rated at 1000 W. It is built for server chassis that accept this specific redundant form factor. System integrators maintaining compatible platforms can install it to restore or expand power capacity.

EP1000 UBZ DS-B20 Compatibility Requirement

This module only fits systems designed for the EP1000 UBZ DS-B20 form factor. Buyers with a different redundant pin-out or mechanical keying cannot use it. Servers that need a non-redundant supply or a higher single-unit wattage must choose another product.

Highlights

  • Redundant design keeps servers running if one module fails
  • 1000 W output delivers ample power for demanding server workloads
  • Hot-swap capability lets you replace modules without downtime
  • New condition ensures full reliability from first installation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What does the 1000 W rating mean once the module is installed in a server?

It is the maximum continuous power the module can deliver to the server's components while operating within its specified limits.

What interface does the DS-B20 module use and what does it cap in practice?

The module plugs into the EP1000 chassis backplane, which caps the connection at the chassis and backplane design limits.

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