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Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle FLX450-50HUA 450W server power supply

SKU CH-9EGJ-BA65V

Delivers 450 W of server-grade power in a 50 mm form factor

  • 450 W output powers demanding server builds
  • 50 Hz input suits standard mains supplies
  • New condition ensures full factory performance
  • Server form factor fits rackmount chassis

Server power supply 450W

This 450W unit from Supersuperuncle is built for server and workstation chassis that require the FLX450-50HUA form factor. It delivers steady output for standard enterprise configurations where a compact redundant supply is specified.

Capacity and headroom 450W

The 450W rating supports typical single-processor platforms with moderate drive counts and expansion cards. Systems with dual processors, high-end GPUs or dense storage arrays will exceed the available headroom and require a higher-capacity supply.

Highlights

  • 450 W output powers demanding server builds
  • 50 Hz input suits standard mains supplies
  • New condition ensures full factory performance
  • Server form factor fits rackmount chassis

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 450W output work with my older server motherboard that uses a standard ATX connector?

The unit is listed as an FSP ATX450-50HUA equivalent, so it follows the ATX form factor and pinout used by many older server boards.

How can I confirm the 50 Hz-rated supply is running correctly once installed?

Power on the server and verify it posts without voltage warnings; a stable boot indicates the 450W unit is delivering power within spec.

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