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Rectangular metal server power supply unit, matte grey finish, ventilation grille, label showing 12V 12.5A 150W

Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle S-150-12 12V 12.5A 150W LED switching server power supply

SKU CH-K18W-7QRQ6

Delivers 12 V at 12.5 A for 150 W of LED switching power

  • Delivers stable 12 V power for LED systems
  • 150 W output handles demanding server workloads
  • 5 A current rating supports high-load operation
  • Switching design provides efficient energy conversion

150W LED switching server supply

The Supersuperuncle S-150-12 delivers a regulated 12 V output at up to 12.5 A for a total of 150 W. It is built for server chassis and industrial equipment that require a single-rail 12 V source with LED status indication.

Capacity and headroom

The unit comfortably powers loads that stay within the 150 W continuous rating and the 12.5 A current limit. It runs out of headroom when the connected equipment draws more than 12.5 A or when peak demand exceeds the 150 W maximum.

Highlights

  • Delivers stable 12 V power for LED systems
  • 150 W output handles demanding server workloads
  • 5 A current rating supports high-load operation
  • Switching design provides efficient energy conversion

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 12 V 12.5 A output run alongside my existing 12 V equipment without voltage mismatch?

The unit delivers a fixed 12 V at up to 12.5 A, so any 12 V device that draws within that current limit can share the same rail.

How can I verify the S-150-12 is operating correctly after installation?

The built-in LED lights when the 12 V output is present; measure 12 V at the terminals with a multimeter to confirm the 150 W supply is live.

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