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Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle PWS-703P-1R 750W Redundant Server Power Supply

SKU CH-MF0R-WP73Z

750 watt redundant server power module for Supermicro systems

  • 750 W redundant output keeps servers running if one module fails
  • Designed for Supermicro PWS-703P-1R compatibility ensures correct fit
  • Hot-swap capable design allows replacement without system downtime
  • New condition guarantees full rated performance from first use

Server Redundant Power Module

The Supersuperuncle PWS-703P-1R is a 750W redundant server power supply module designed for compatible Supermicro chassis. It provides hot-swap capability to maintain uptime during module replacement. This unit suits administrators building or repairing enterprise rack systems requiring N+1 redundancy.

Thermals Noise and Power Draw

The 750W rating defines the maximum continuous output available to the system. Redundant architecture shares load across modules, reducing individual thermal stress during normal operation. Hot-swap design allows airflow patterns to remain consistent when a unit is removed. No independent acoustic or efficiency figures are supplied.

Highlights

  • 750 W redundant output keeps servers running if one module fails
  • Designed for Supermicro PWS-703P-1R compatibility ensures correct fit
  • Hot-swap capable design allows replacement without system downtime
  • New condition guarantees full rated performance from first use

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I install the PWS-703P-1R 750W redundant module into a Supermicro chassis?

Slide the module into the power bay until the latch clicks; the common error is stopping before the latch fully engages, which leaves the AC connector unseated.

What ongoing maintenance does the 750W redundant power module require?

Vacuum the front intake mesh whenever dust is visible; the internal fan is sealed and not user-serviceable, so the module itself is replaced only if a fault indicator lights.

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