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Rectangular silver server power supply module with label showing 12V 60W

Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle R1X2-1060V12 R1X-1060V12 60W 12V server power supply

SKU CH-3F8F-8R1TP

Delivers 60 W at 12 V for R1X2-1060V12 and R1X-1060V12 server modules

  • 60 W output powers compatible server systems
  • 12 V DC delivers stable voltage to components
  • New condition ensures full rated performance
  • Designed for R1X2-1060V12 and R1X-1060V12 modules

Compatible 60W 12V server power module

This 60 watt 12 volt power module is built for the R1X2-1060V12 and R1X-1060V12 server platforms. It delivers the rated output required by those specific chassis. System integrators maintaining fleets of these units will find a direct-fit replacement.

No bundled accessories or software included

The unit ships as a standalone power module without cables, mounting brackets or management utilities. Administrators must reuse existing wiring harnesses and monitoring tools. Buyers needing a complete kit with new cables should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • 60 W output powers compatible server systems
  • 12 V DC delivers stable voltage to components
  • New condition ensures full rated performance
  • Designed for R1X2-1060V12 and R1X-1060V12 modules

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 12 V output require any capacitor or fan replacement over time?

The 60 W 12 V module has no user-serviceable capacitors or fan; it is designed to run without scheduled internal part changes.

What limit appears first when the 12 V rail runs at 60 W continuously?

The 60 W rating is the hard ceiling; sustained loads at that level will hit the thermal protection before any voltage droop occurs.

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