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Supersuperuncle H79286-005 12V 1300W Redundant Power Module

SKU CH-SN4K-0KA6V

A 12 V, 1300 W redundant power module for Intel PSSF132202A server chassis

  • 1300W output powers demanding server loads
  • Redundant design keeps systems running during module failure
  • 12V architecture matches Intel PSSF132202A requirements
  • New condition ensures full rated performance from day one

Intel PSSF132202A Compatible Module

This 12V 1300W redundant power module is built for the Intel PSSF132202A server platform. It supplies up to 1300 watts of continuous output at 12 volts. The unit is designed to operate in a redundant configuration, ensuring server uptime if one module fails. It targets system integrators and data-centre operators maintaining compatible Intel chassis.

Hot-Swap Redundancy Benefit

The redundant architecture allows a failed module to be replaced without powering down the server, preserving service continuity. This hot-swap capability reduces planned and unplanned downtime for critical workloads. The module slots directly into the Intel PSSF132202A power bay, requiring no additional cabling or configuration changes. It is not suited for non-redundant desktop or workstation builds that lack the matching backplane.

Highlights

  • 1300W output powers demanding server loads
  • Redundant design keeps systems running during module failure
  • 12V architecture matches Intel PSSF132202A requirements
  • New condition ensures full rated performance from day one

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How often will the cooling fans in this 1300 W redundant module need replacement?

The module uses hot-swap fans rated for continuous server duty; typical replacement intervals exceed five years under normal inlet temperatures.

What thermal limit appears first when the unit runs at full 1300 W output for extended periods?

The primary limit is the 12 V rail's over-temperature protection, which throttles output before internal component thresholds are reached.

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