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Compact 1U server power supply unit with metal casing

Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle FSP100-50GUB FLEX 1U server power supply 100W 50W

SKU CH-E42H-TP7HG

Compact 1U server power supply delivers 100 W peak and 50 W continuous for industrial, firewall or NAS systems

  • 100 W peak output supports demanding server loads
  • 50 W continuous rating keeps essential systems running
  • Compact 1U form factor fits tight rack spaces
  • New condition ensures full manufacturer reliability

1U Server Power Supply 100W 50W

The Supersuperuncle FSP100-50GUB FLEX is a compact 1U server power supply rated at 100 watts with a 50 watt standby output. It is built for industrial control systems, network switches, firewalls and NAS appliances that require a small form-factor power source.

Replaces larger or non-redundant units

This unit upgrades installations where a standard ATX supply cannot fit or where a dedicated 1U redundant design is required. The jump is worth it when rack depth is limited and the 100 watt main plus 50 watt standby ratings match the load profile of the target equipment.

Highlights

  • 100 W peak output supports demanding server loads
  • 50 W continuous rating keeps essential systems running
  • Compact 1U form factor fits tight rack spaces
  • New condition ensures full manufacturer reliability

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What form factor does the FSP100-50GUB FLEX power supply use?

It uses a 1U form factor designed for compact server, switch, firewall and NAS chassis.

How is the FSP100-50GUB FLEX installed, and what step is often missed?

Slide the unit into the 1U bay until the latch clicks, then secure the retention screw; the screw step is frequently skipped.

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