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Supersuperuncle FSP500-60PFG PWS-502-PQ FSP460-60GLC server power supply

SKU CH-KS2S-J8T7B

Delivers 460 to 500 watt power for Advantech industrial systems

  • Designed for Advantech industrial systems
  • 500 W output for demanding server workloads
  • 460 W alternative model for flexible deployment
  • PWS-502-PQ compatibility ensures correct fit

For Advantech industrial systems

This new server power supply is built for Advantech platforms using the FSP500-60PFG, PWS-502-PQ or FSP460-60GLC part numbers. It delivers 500 W and 460 W ratings to match the original equipment specifications. The unit is a direct replacement for compatible industrial computers.

Suits maintainers replacing a failed unit

Technicians restoring power to supported Advantech chassis will find the correct connectors and output. Builders assembling custom enclosures or needing different voltage rails should look elsewhere. Buyers without the exact model match cannot use this supply.

Highlights

  • Designed for Advantech industrial systems
  • 500 W output for demanding server workloads
  • 460 W alternative model for flexible deployment
  • PWS-502-PQ compatibility ensures correct fit

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does this power supply need a specific Advantech chassis to mount and connect properly?

The unit is built for Advantech systems using the FSP500-60PFG, PWS-502-PQ or FSP460-60GLC form factor, so the chassis must accept that mechanical and electrical interface.

Can I run this supply alongside an older 460 W unit in a redundant Advantech setup?

Redundancy requires matching model numbers and firmware; mixing a 500 W unit with a 460 W unit is not supported by the platform.

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