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Rectangular silver server power supply unit with rear connector and fan grille

Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle PWS-1K22-1R 1200W server power supply 748 828TQ

SKU CH-EGB2-XPMGD

A 1200 W server power supply with part numbers 748 and 828TQ for the PWS-1K22-1R model

  • 1200W output powers demanding server configurations
  • PWS-1K22-1R form factor fits compatible server chassis
  • 748 and 828TQ part numbers simplify replacement ordering
  • New condition ensures full rated performance from installation

Supersuperuncle 1200W Server Power Supply

The Supersuperuncle PWS-1K22-1R delivers 1200W of power for server installations. It is built for administrators who need reliable energy delivery in rack environments. The unit carries the 748 828TQ identifier for precise ordering.

Spare or Replacement Unit for Existing Deployments

This listing provides the power supply module alone without additional cables or mounting brackets. It suits technicians swapping a failed unit in a compatible chassis. Buyers who need a complete kit with wiring harnesses or rail hardware should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • 1200W output powers demanding server configurations
  • PWS-1K22-1R form factor fits compatible server chassis
  • 748 and 828TQ part numbers simplify replacement ordering
  • New condition ensures full rated performance from installation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the internal fan need replacement after extended operation?

The unit is a sealed 1200 W server supply; fan replacement requires depot service and is not user-serviceable.

Which protection triggers first during continuous full-load operation?

Over-temperature protection engages before the 1200 W limit is exceeded, shutting the unit down to prevent damage.

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