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Rectangular server power supply unit, metal casing, rear connector panel

Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle FSA035 GW-CRPS550-2H server power supply 240V 3.5A 550W

SKU CH-B48Z-1ARYS

A 550 W server power supply with integrated voltage stabiliser, accepting 240 V 3.5 A input

  • 550 W output powers demanding server workloads
  • 240 V input suits standard data-centre circuits
  • 5 A current draw keeps rack density high
  • Switch-mode design delivers stable voltage regulation

Supersuperuncle FSA035 550 W CRPS server supply

The Supersuperuncle FSA035 GW-CRPS550-2H is a 550 watt server power supply built to the CRPS form factor. It accepts 240 volt input at up to 3.5 amps and includes active voltage stabilisation for consistent output. The unit is supplied new and intended for installation in compatible server chassis.

Suited to CRPS bays needing 550 W at 240 V

This supply fits administrators populating CRPS bays that require 550 watts from a 240 volt source. It is not for systems that demand a different output wattage, a non-CRPS mechanical format, or input voltage other than 240 volts.

Highlights

  • 550 W output powers demanding server workloads
  • 240 V input suits standard data-centre circuits
  • 5 A current draw keeps rack density high
  • Switch-mode design delivers stable voltage regulation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What input voltage and current does the FSA035 GW-CRPS550-2H require?

The unit operates on a 240 V supply and draws up to 3.5 A from the mains.

What form factor does the FSA035 GW-CRPS550-2H use for mounting in a server chassis?

It follows the CRPS redundant power supply form factor, allowing hot-swap installation in compatible server bays.

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