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Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle HPSR300-A/GPR300-AH 300W server power supply

SKU CH-SKN0-QHR43

Delivers 300 W of redundant power for communication server modules

  • 300 W output powers communication modules efficiently
  • New condition ensures full manufacturer specification reliability
  • Server power supply design fits standard rack installations
  • HPSR300-A and GPR300-AH model compatibility simplifies replacement

Supersuperuncle 300W server power module

The Supersuperuncle HPSR300-A/GPR300-AH is a 300W server power supply built for communication equipment. It provides reliable DC output for rack-mounted telecom and networking hardware. The unit is supplied new and ready for integration into compatible power shelves.

Hot-plug communication power supply

This module supports hot-plug installation so technicians can replace it without shutting down the shelf. The communication interface enables remote monitoring of voltage, current and temperature. It is not suited for desktop ATX builds or any chassis lacking the matching power shelf and backplane.

Highlights

  • 300 W output powers communication modules efficiently
  • New condition ensures full manufacturer specification reliability
  • Server power supply design fits standard rack installations
  • HPSR300-A and GPR300-AH model compatibility simplifies replacement

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the HPSR300-A/GPR300-AH have a replaceable fan or filter that needs periodic cleaning?

The unit is a sealed communication power module with no user-serviceable fan or filter; if internal cooling fails the whole module is replaced.

What protects the 300W output during prolonged full-load operation?

Built-in over-temperature and over-current protection will shut the module down before components exceed safe limits.

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