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Supersuperuncle FSP250-50 1U server power supply 250W unit

Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle FSP250-50 1U Server Power Supply 250W

SKU CH-1T5E-GD7D3

A 250 W 1U server power supply for compact rack installations

  • 250 W output powers compact 1U server builds
  • 50 mm slim depth fits tight chassis spaces
  • New condition guarantees full factory performance
  • 1U form factor simplifies rack-mount integration

250 W 1U Server Power Supply

This 1U form-factor server power supply delivers 250 W of continuous power. It is built for installation in compact rack-mount chassis where space is at a premium. The unit is supplied new and ready for immediate deployment in compatible systems.

Suited for 1U rack builds needing 250 W

This supply fits administrators populating 1U servers that require a 250 W unit. It is not intended for builds that demand higher wattage, redundant modules, or a different form factor.

Highlights

  • 250 W output powers compact 1U server builds
  • 50 mm slim depth fits tight chassis spaces
  • New condition guarantees full factory performance
  • 1U form factor simplifies rack-mount integration

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How loud does the 1U server power supply run under continuous 250W load?

The unit uses a compact 1U fan that spins faster as the 250W load increases, so expect noticeable airflow noise during sustained full-power operation.

Does the FSP250-50 require a specific server backplane or chassis to deliver its 50A output?

Yes, it is designed for a 1U form factor that mates with a matching server backplane; a standard ATX case will not provide the correct power-distribution connector.

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