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Silver 1U server power supply unit with rear fan grille

Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle FSP250-50PLB 1U Server Power Supply 250W

SKU CH-E4F3-5A43Y

A 250 W 1U power supply for servers, industrial PCs and firewalls

  • 1U form factor fits dense server racks
  • 250 W output powers industrial firewall appliances
  • 50 A on the 5 V rail supports heavy peripheral loads
  • New condition ensures full rated performance

Suits 1U rack installations

This Supersuperuncle FSP250-50PLB is a 250 W server power supply built for a 1U form factor. It targets integrators assembling industrial computers or firewall appliances that require a compact, rack-mountable unit. The 50 mm width fits standard 1U server chassis without modification. New condition means the unit has not been previously deployed.

Not for higher-wattage or non-rack builds

Buyers who need more than 250 W of continuous power should look at higher-rated supplies. Systems that cannot accommodate a 1U height or the stated 50 mm width will require a different form factor. Desktop or tower configurations without a 1U rack slot are not compatible with this design.

Highlights

  • 1U form factor fits dense server racks
  • 250 W output powers industrial firewall appliances
  • 50 A on the 5 V rail supports heavy peripheral loads
  • New condition ensures full rated performance

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does this 250 W unit need a redundant 1U backplane to operate?

The FSP250-50PLB is a single 1U server power supply rated at 250 W; it plugs directly into a compatible 1U chassis power bay.

Will the 50 A output on the main rail power older PCI cards in the same server?

Its 50 A capacity on the primary rail supplies ample current for legacy PCI add-in cards installed alongside modern components.

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