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Supersuperuncle M1Z-5500V 2U Server Power Supply 500W

SKU CH-NGPE-5EY87

A 500 W 2U server power module built for the M1Z-5500V firewall industrial computer

  • Designed for M1Z-5500V firewall servers
  • 500W output powers industrial workloads
  • 2U form factor fits standard racks
  • New condition ensures reliable operation

Dedicated 500W module for M1Z-5500V

This 2U server power supply is built specifically for the M1Z-5500V firewall industrial computer. It delivers 500 watts of regulated power in a compact redundant form factor. System integrators deploying that exact platform receive a direct-fit replacement without adapter cables or chassis modifications.

Replaces the original M1Z-5500V supply

The unit substitutes a failed or end-of-life module in the same 2U enclosure, restoring full power capacity with no firmware changes. The jump is worth it when the existing supply shows voltage drift, audible coil noise or unexpected shutdowns under load. Builders assembling a different platform or needing higher wattage should select a supply validated for their chassis instead.

Highlights

  • Designed for M1Z-5500V firewall servers
  • 500W output powers industrial workloads
  • 2U form factor fits standard racks
  • New condition ensures reliable operation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What form factor does the M1Z-5500V power module use?

The M1Z-5500V is a 2U server power module designed to fit a standard 2U rack-mount chassis.

How is the 500W M1Z-5500V installed, and what step is often missed?

Slide the module into the 2U bay until the rear connector seats firmly, then secure the retention screws; the step often missed is fully engaging the rear connector before tightening the screws.

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