Supersuperuncle
Supersuperuncle R48-5800A 48V 5800W server power supply
48V 5800W server power module built for Emerson and Vidi systems
- Delivers 5800 W output for demanding server loads
- Operates at 48 V DC for efficient power distribution
- Designed as a direct Emerson/Vidi R48-5800A replacement module
- Brand-new condition ensures full rated performance from day one
High-capacity 48V server power module
The Supersuperuncle R48-5800A delivers 5800W of continuous power at 48V for Emerson and Vidi platforms. It is built for data-centre racks and telecom installations that require dense, high-current DC distribution. The hot-plug form factor supports rapid replacement without shutting down the shelf. Operators managing critical infrastructure will find the rated output matches demanding load profiles.
Thermals noise and power draw
The unit uses forced-air cooling calibrated for sustained 5800W operation in standard rack airflow. Acoustic output rises with load but remains within typical server-room limits when installed in a populated chassis. Power conversion runs at high efficiency across the operating range, reducing waste heat and lowering the thermal burden on facility cooling. Input current scales linearly with the 48V output demand.
Highlights
- Delivers 5800 W output for demanding server loads
- Operates at 48 V DC for efficient power distribution
- Designed as a direct Emerson/Vidi R48-5800A replacement module
- Brand-new condition ensures full rated performance from day one
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How is the R48-5800A installed in an Emerson or Vidi rack, and what alignment step is often missed?
Slide the module into the shelf until the front latch clicks; the blind-mate connector at the rear must engage fully before the latch locks, otherwise the unit will not power on.
What maintenance will the R48-5800A need during its service life?
Periodically vacuum the intake vents and verify the front-panel LEDs show normal green; the internal fan is not user-serviceable, so a failed fan requires full module replacement.
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