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Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle FSP400-60HLN ATX-450PA FSP400-60GHN(85) FSP350-60PN(PF) server power supply

SKU CH-ZY9T-Q005E

Server power supply delivering up to 450 W with multiple model compatibility

  • Delivers up to 400 W for server workloads
  • 450 W ATX-rated output supports demanding configurations
  • 350 W PF-corrected unit ensures efficient power delivery
  • 85 % efficiency rating reduces energy waste

Server Power Supply for Rack Systems

This new server power supply from Supersuperuncle supports multiple FSP model numbers including 400 W and 350 W variants. It is designed to deliver stable power to server motherboards and backplanes in rackmount environments.

Suits IT teams maintaining compatible FSP platforms

Buyers who need a different wattage rating or a consumer ATX form factor should look elsewhere. This unit is specific to the listed server part numbers and does not fit standard desktop cases.

Highlights

  • Delivers up to 400 W for server workloads
  • 450 W ATX-rated output supports demanding configurations
  • 350 W PF-corrected unit ensures efficient power delivery
  • 85 % efficiency rating reduces energy waste

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Which of the FSP400-60HLN, FSP400-60GHN(85) or FSP350-60PN(PF) models fits my server?

Match the exact model number printed on your existing unit; the three listed variants have different output ratings and connector layouts that are not interchangeable.

What does the 450 figure on the ATX-450PA label mean once the supply is installed?

It indicates a 450 W peak rating for the ATX-form-factor version, while the FSP400 models deliver 400 W and the FSP350 model delivers 350 W continuous power.

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