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Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle FSP500-60WSA 500W Server Power Supply

SKU CH-19ZK-XWRH6

A 500 W server power supply for industrial control computers

  • Delivers 500 W for stable server operation
  • 60 W standby rail keeps management controllers alive
  • Industrial control rating suits harsh environments
  • New condition ensures full service life ahead

Supersuperuncle 500 W server power supply

This 500 W unit is built for industrial control servers and compatible computer systems. It delivers steady power for rack-mounted equipment that requires a standard server form factor.

Capacity and headroom

The 500 W rating covers typical server workloads with multiple drives and expansion cards. Loads that exceed 500 W or need redundant modules will require a higher-capacity or redundant power supply.

Highlights

  • Delivers 500 W for stable server operation
  • 60 W standby rail keeps management controllers alive
  • Industrial control rating suits harsh environments
  • New condition ensures full service life ahead

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the FSP500-60WSA fit and power my older server chassis that uses a standard 500W redundant form factor?

The FSP500-60WSA is a 500W unit built for industrial control server computers; verify your chassis mounting holes and backplane connector match the supply’s physical layout before installing.

How can I confirm the 60W standby rail is delivering power after I install the supply?

With AC connected and the main switch off, measure the 5VSB pin on the main output connector; a reading near 5 V shows the 60W standby circuit is active.

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