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Supersuperuncle P1S-5200V 1U 200W server power supply unit

Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle P1S-5200V 1U 200W server power supply

SKU CH-41E2-2EZGJ

A 200 W 1U server power supply for industrial computers

  • 200 W output powers compact 1U servers
  • 5200 model fits P1S-5200V chassis
  • New unit delivers reliable industrial performance
  • Small form factor saves rack space

Supersuperuncle P1S-5200V 1U 200W

The Supersuperuncle P1S-5200V is a 1U server power supply rated at 200W. It is built for industrial computer environments where compact, reliable power delivery is required. The unit fits standard 1U rackmount chassis and supports small-form-factor server deployments. New condition ensures full rated performance from first installation.

Suited for 1U rack servers needing 200W

This supply suits administrators maintaining or building 1U industrial servers that specify a 200W input. It is not for systems requiring higher wattage output, redundant hot-swap modules, or non-standard form factors. Buyers needing 5200-series model compatibility should verify pinouts before purchase. Those seeking modular cabling or consumer ATX pinouts should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • 200 W output powers compact 1U servers
  • 5200 model fits P1S-5200V chassis
  • New unit delivers reliable industrial performance
  • Small form factor saves rack space

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What type of server chassis is the Supersuperuncle P1S-5200V designed for?

The P1S-5200V is a 1U form-factor unit built to fit standard 1U server racks and enclosures.

Will the 200W output support legacy components I plan to keep in the same system?

The 200W capacity covers low-power legacy boards and drives, but verify each part's draw before combining them.

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