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Silver rectangular server power supply unit with label showing PC9027 DPS-250AB-75 A PCA040 250W

Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle PC9027 DPS-250AB-75 A PCA040 250W server power supply

SKU CH-3V6X-8Q883

250 W server power supply compatible with NEC PC9027 and DPS-250AB-75 A PCA040 systems

  • Reliable 250W output for NEC PC9027 systems
  • Designed as DPS-250AB-75 A PCA040 replacement unit
  • New condition ensures full rated performance life
  • Compact form factor fits small server chassis

Supersuperuncle PC9027 250W Server PSU

This new Supersuperuncle unit is a 250W server power supply built to the PC9027 DPS-250AB-75 A PCA040 specification. It is intended as a direct replacement for the original power module in compatible NEC small-form-factor servers. The 250W rating supports the platform's standard compute and storage loads.

Fits NEC systems needing the PC9027 pinout

This supply suits administrators restoring or maintaining NEC servers that require the exact PC9027 DPS-250AB-75 A connector and form factor. It will not serve builds that need a different pin layout, a higher wattage ceiling, or a standard ATX/EPS connector set.

Highlights

  • Reliable 250W output for NEC PC9027 systems
  • Designed as DPS-250AB-75 A PCA040 replacement unit
  • New condition ensures full rated performance life
  • Compact form factor fits small server chassis

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What load will cause the 250 W unit to hit its 40 A limit on the main rail?

Drawing 40 A on the primary output reaches the current ceiling before the 250 W total power rating is met.

How loud does the built-in fan run when the supply operates at full load all day?

The internal fan spins continuously at rated load, producing audible airflow noise typical for a 250 W server unit in a 1U chassis.

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