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Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle R1V-2275V Server Power Supply 275W

SKU CH-HY8Y-H69YF

A 275-watt server power supply built for ZIPPY R1V-2275V systems

  • 275 W output powers demanding server configurations
  • New condition ensures full rated performance from day one
  • ZIPPY R1V-2275V compatibility simplifies replacement in supported chassis
  • 275 watt capacity delivers stable power for critical workloads

Purpose-built server power supply

This Supersuperuncle unit delivers 275 W of continuous power for rack-mount and tower servers. It is designed as a direct replacement for the ZIPPY R1V-2275V and fits standard redundant or single-bay server chassis. The new condition guarantees full rated output from first installation.

Ideal for single-CPU servers with modest GPU needs

Systems requiring dual-processor configurations, multiple high-power GPUs or loads above 275 W will need a higher-capacity supply. Buyers needing hot-swap redundancy should verify their chassis supports this form factor before purchase.

Highlights

  • 275 W output powers demanding server configurations
  • New condition ensures full rated performance from day one
  • ZIPPY R1V-2275V compatibility simplifies replacement in supported chassis
  • 275 watt capacity delivers stable power for critical workloads

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What server chassis or backplane is required to mount and power the R1V-2275V unit?

The R1V-2275V is designed for ZIPPY-compatible redundant server chassis that accept a 275 W hot-plug power supply module.

Can the R1V-2275V share a redundant power shelf with older lower-wattage ZIPPY modules?

Redundant operation requires matching 275 W modules; mixing different wattage units in the same shelf is not supported.

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