Supersuperuncle
Supersuperuncle PMCU800-48A server power supply
A server power module rated at 800 watts and 48 volts, first listed by the manufacturer in October 2023
- Designed for the PMCU800-48A power module
- Delivers 800 watts of server-grade power
- Operates on a 48-volt input architecture
- First listed by the manufacturer in 2023
- Built as a new component for reliable deployment
Power module PMCU800-48A purpose
This server power module delivers 800 W at a 48 V output for rack-mounted systems. It is intended for technicians and integrators who need a direct replacement or spare unit for compatible server chassis. The part was first listed by the manufacturer in 2023.
Verify chassis slot and voltage rail
Confirm that your server accepts a hot-plug module with a 48 V main rail and that the physical slot matches the PMCU800-48A form factor. Check the system documentation for the required power rating and connector pin-out before ordering.
Suits single-module replacement.
This module suits administrators replacing a single failed unit in an existing 48 V architecture. It does not suit builders who need redundant multi-module configurations or systems that require a different output voltage.
Highlights
- Designed for the PMCU800-48A power module
- Delivers 800 watts of server-grade power
- Operates on a 48-volt input architecture
- First listed by the manufacturer in 2023
- Built as a new component for reliable deployment
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What comes with the Supersuperuncle PMCU800-48A power module and what must be purchased separately?
The listing covers the PMCU800-48A power module itself; no cables, rails or mounting hardware are mentioned, so plan to source any required IEC leads or chassis brackets separately.
Which capacity version of the PMCU800-48A should I select for my server?
The model designation shows a single 800 W, 48 V output variant; there are no alternative wattage or voltage options listed for this part number.
What does the 800 W rating mean when the module is installed in a live server?
It indicates the continuous DC power the module can deliver at 48 V, assuming the host chassis provides adequate airflow and the input voltage stays within the module’s specified range.
New to this? Buying PC parts with Monero — what to check, what it costs to pay, and what is never asked for.
Also in this aisle
People compared these
Same shelf, same checkout — eight coins and a 30-minute rate lock.
Tripp Lite N262 014 BL Cat6a Shielded 10G Patch Cable 14ft Blue accessories barebone
Intel HNS2600KPF barebone pc 1U dual Xeon DDR4 512 GB
- Xeon
- Socket R3 (LGA2011-…



