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Rectangular silver metal server power supply module with label showing 12V 3A

Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle GW-TO36WV12-1C 12V 3A Server Power Supply

SKU CH-TQG3-Z62DD

A 12 V, 36 W server power module delivering 3 A for Great Wall communication equipment

  • Delivers 12 V DC output for compatible server equipment
  • Provides 3 A current to power 36 W modules
  • New condition ensures full manufacturer specification performance
  • Module form factor fits Great Wall communication power supply bays

Great Wall 12 V 3 A module

This 12 V 3 A server power module from Great Wall delivers 36 W of regulated output for rack-mounted equipment. It is designed for telecom and networking gear that requires a compact, hot-pluggable supply in a standard form factor.

36 W continuous capacity

The unit provides up to 36 W at 12 V, suitable for single-board controllers, small switches or remote radio heads. Loads that exceed 3 A will trigger protection and shut the module down.

Highlights

  • Delivers 12 V DC output for compatible server equipment
  • Provides 3 A current to power 36 W modules
  • New condition ensures full manufacturer specification performance
  • Module form factor fits Great Wall communication power supply bays

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will this 12V 3A module fit the same Great Wall chassis slot I use now?

The GW-TO36WV12-1C is built for Great Wall communication systems, so it matches the original slot and pin layout for a direct swap.

How can I confirm the unit is delivering 12V at 3A once installed?

Measure the output terminals with a multimeter under load; a steady 12 V reading at up to 3 A draw shows the module is operating correctly.

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