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Supersuperuncle MPB125-2012G server power supply module, rectangular metal chassis with ventilation slots

Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle MPB125-2012G Server Power Supply

SKU CH-5FZX-SP58W

Server power module rated at 125 watts for compatible Power-One systems

  • 125 W output powers dense server racks
  • 2012 model matches legacy POWER-ONE MPB125-2012G systems
  • New condition ensures full rated performance from first install
  • Server power module form factor fits hot-swap chassis slots

Power module for POWER-ONE systems

The Supersuperuncle MPB125-2012G is a new server power supply built as a direct replacement for the POWER-ONE MPB125-2012 and MPB125-2012G modules. It fits the same slot and connector layout used in compatible rack enclosures.

Not for builders needing a different wattage

This module delivers the specific 125 and 2012 ratings tied to the original POWER-ONE design. Installers who require a different output profile or a non-proprietary ATX/EPS unit cannot use this part.

Highlights

  • 125 W output powers dense server racks
  • 2012 model matches legacy POWER-ONE MPB125-2012G systems
  • New condition ensures full rated performance from first install
  • Server power module form factor fits hot-swap chassis slots

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Which version of the MPB125-2012G power module should I choose for my server?

The MPB125-2012G is a single model supplied new; there are no alternate versions or capacities listed, so select this part number when a 125 W unit is required.

What does the 125 W rating mean once the module is installed in a real machine?

The 125 W figure is the maximum continuous output the module can deliver to the server's components; actual draw will vary with the system's load and the other modules sharing the power shelf.

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