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Rectangular metal server power supply unit with ventilation grille and label showing 1500W 24V 65A

Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle HWS1500-24-36 server power supply 1500W 24V 65A

SKU CH-AED5-F738K

Delivers 1500 W at 24 V and 65 A for server deployments

  • Delivers 1500W continuous power for demanding server loads
  • 24V 65A output suits high-current rack equipment
  • 36V auxiliary rail supports management controllers
  • New TDK-Lambda unit built for 24/7 reliability

Server power supply 1500W 24V

This 1500 watt server power supply delivers a 24 volt output at up to 65 amps. It is built for rack-mount and industrial systems that require a single high-current 24V rail. Engineers and integrators use it to power dense compute nodes, storage arrays or test equipment where a standard ATX unit is not suitable.

Fits 24V DC bus architectures

The unit accepts a 36 volt input range and converts it to a regulated 24V DC bus, removing the need for additional downstream converters. Its 65A capacity supports multiple blades or drives from one source, freeing rack space and simplifying cable routing. Builds that rely on a different input voltage or need redundant hot-swap modules will require a different platform.

Highlights

  • Delivers 1500W continuous power for demanding server loads
  • 24V 65A output suits high-current rack equipment
  • 36V auxiliary rail supports management controllers
  • New TDK-Lambda unit built for 24/7 reliability

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

At what output current does the 1500 W limit first restrict sustained operation?

The unit is rated for 65 A at 24 V, so the 1500 W ceiling is reached when the load draws the full 65 A continuously.

How does the fan noise and heat output behave when the supply runs at full load all day?

At the rated 65 A the supply delivers its full 1500 W, so the cooling system must dissipate the corresponding losses continuously, producing the maximum specified airflow and heat.

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