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Silver rectangular server power supply unit with rear fan grille and power connector

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Supersuperuncle FSP350-60PLN APD-2208 350W server power supply

SKU CH-XW97-QD609

Delivers 350 W of industrial-grade power for server and workstation systems

  • 350 W output powers industrial servers
  • 60 PLN rated efficiency reduces energy waste
  • APD-2208 form factor fits standard chassis
  • New condition ensures full service life

Industrial 350 W server supply

This 350 W unit is built for industrial computers and server chassis that require the FSP350-60PLN APD-2208 form factor. It delivers stable power for continuous operation in rack or embedded environments.

Replaces the original FSP350-60PLN module

The jump is worth it when the existing supply has failed or when a spare is needed for maintenance stock. It is not for builds that need a different wattage, connector layout or physical footprint.

Highlights

  • 350 W output powers industrial servers
  • 60 PLN rated efficiency reduces energy waste
  • APD-2208 form factor fits standard chassis
  • New condition ensures full service life

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What form factor does the FSP350-60PLN APD-2208 use so I can confirm it fits my server chassis?

The FSP350-60PLN APD-2208 is a server-grade power supply designed for standard redundant server chassis; verify your chassis accepts this specific model before purchase.

What is the correct way to seat the FSP350-60PLN APD-2208 into the hot-swap backplane so the power pins make full contact?

Align the unit with the bay guide rails, slide it in firmly until the latch clicks, then secure the retention screw; the common mistake is stopping before the latch engages, leaving pins partially seated.

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