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Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle K2B10L K3B10L High-Frequency Switch Charging Module server power supply

SKU CH-SX4H-YD94N

High-frequency switch charging module for K2B10L and K3B10L servers

  • High-frequency switch topology boosts efficiency
  • Compatible with K2B10L and K3B10L modules
  • New condition ensures full operational life
  • Designed for server power supply applications

High-Frequency Switch Charging Module

The Supersuperuncle K2B10L K3B10L is a server power supply built for high-frequency switch charging modules. It suits data-centre engineers and system integrators who need a direct replacement for compatible module bays.

Replaces worn or failed K2B10L and K3B10L units

The jump is worth it when the original module shows voltage drift, audible coil noise or complete loss of output. Buyers needing redundant hot-swap capacity beyond a single module should verify chassis slot count before ordering.

Highlights

  • High-frequency switch topology boosts efficiency
  • Compatible with K2B10L and K3B10L modules
  • New condition ensures full operational life
  • Designed for server power supply applications

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What slot width does the K2B10L charging module require in the server chassis?

The K2B10L charging module is designed for a standard server power-supply bay; verify the chassis bay dimensions match the module's form factor before installation.

Which connector orientation must be aligned first when inserting the K3B10L high-frequency switch module?

Align the high-frequency switch module's main power connector with the chassis receptacle before sliding the unit in; forcing it misaligned can damage the pins.

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