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Redundant server power supply unit, metal enclosure, 6350 model

Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle GIN-6350P R2G-6350P redundant server power supply

SKU CH-989Z-AZ7B9

6350 W redundant server power supply for high-availability systems

  • Redundant design keeps servers running during a module failure
  • 6350 W total output powers dense firewall and server chassis
  • Hot-swap modules allow replacement without downtime
  • Compact 1U form factor fits standard rack enclosures

Redundant 6350 W server power supply

The Supersuperuncle GIN-6350P R2G-6350P is a redundant server power supply built for continuous operation in rack-mounted systems. Its hot-swap design lets a failed module be replaced without shutting the server down. This unit targets administrators who need uninterrupted power for critical infrastructure.

Replaces single non-redundant units

Swapping a single fixed supply for this redundant pair removes the power source as a single point of failure. The upgrade is worth it when downtime costs more than the extra module and rack space. It is not for builds that lack a redundant power bay or cannot accommodate the additional hardware.

Highlights

  • Redundant design keeps servers running during a module failure
  • 6350 W total output powers dense firewall and server chassis
  • Hot-swap modules allow replacement without downtime
  • Compact 1U form factor fits standard rack enclosures

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What rack opening does the GIN-6350P R2G-6350P power supply fit?

The 6350 W unit is designed for a standard server chassis slot with the common redundant PSU mounting flange.

Which step is often missed when installing this redundant supply?

Insert the module until the latch clicks and verify the green LED on the front face lights up.

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