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Silver rectangular ATX server power supply unit with fan grille and power socket

Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle FSP400-70PFL 400W ATX Server Power Supply

SKU CH-2XM1-RYVW9

400 W ATX server power supply for FSP400-70PFL industrial computers

  • 400 W output powers demanding server workloads
  • ATX form factor fits standard server chassis
  • 70 % typical efficiency reduces energy waste
  • New condition ensures full rated performance

400W ATX Server Power Supply

The Supersuperuncle FSP400-70PFL delivers 400 watts of ATX power for industrial and server computers. It is built for systems that require a standard ATX form factor in a rack or workstation environment. This new unit suits administrators who need a direct replacement for an existing FSP400-70PFL module.

Replaces FSP400-70PFL units

The supply serves as a drop-in substitute when the original FSP400-70PFL fails or reaches end of life. The jump is worth it when the current unit shows voltage instability, fan noise or complete loss of output. It is not for builds that need higher wattage, redundant modules or non-ATX form factors.

Highlights

  • 400 W output powers demanding server workloads
  • ATX form factor fits standard server chassis
  • 70 % typical efficiency reduces energy waste
  • New condition ensures full rated performance

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will this 400W ATX unit fit a standard 70 mm server chassis slot?

The supply is built to the 70 mm form factor used in many 1U and 2U servers, so it slides directly into a matching bay without adapters.

What is the most common mistake when installing this FSP400-70PFL in a rack server?

Installers often forget to seat the redundant power connector fully; the latch must click to ensure both modules share the load.

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