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Supersuperuncle FSP500-60WS2 500W server power supply

SKU CH-R5AZ-SW0MA

Delivers 500 W of server-grade power in a 60 mm form factor

  • Rated 500 W output supports demanding server workloads
  • 60 °C operating rating maintains stability in hot racks
  • New condition ensures full factory specification and reliability
  • FSP platform design built for continuous enterprise duty

500W server power supply for FSP chassis

This unit delivers 500W of continuous power to compatible FSP server platforms. It is built for rackmount and tower systems that require a direct replacement module. The supply targets IT administrators maintaining existing infrastructure.

Replaces a failed FSP500-60WS2 unit

The jump is worth it when the original supply has reached end of life or shows voltage instability. It is not for builders who need a different wattage, form factor or connector layout. Buyers requiring redundant hot-swap configurations should verify chassis support separately.

Highlights

  • Rated 500 W output supports demanding server workloads
  • 60 °C operating rating maintains stability in hot racks
  • New condition ensures full factory specification and reliability
  • FSP platform design built for continuous enterprise duty

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What physical space does the FSP500-60WS2 need to fit in my server chassis?

The FSP500-60WS2 is a standard server power supply unit designed to mount in a compatible server chassis bay; verify your chassis supports this form factor before purchase.

How do I install the FSP500-60WS2, and what step is often missed?

Slide the unit into the chassis bay until the latch engages, then secure it with the retention screw; the step often missed is fully tightening that screw to ensure proper electrical contact and safety.

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