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Supersuperuncle SA5212M4 550W server power supply module

Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle SA5212M4 550W server power supply

SKU CH-B5J7-7SV1F

550W redundant power supply module for SA5212M4 servers

  • 550W redundant module keeps servers running during power-unit failure
  • Hot-swap design lets you replace the unit without shutting down
  • SA5212M4 form factor fits Great Wall GW-CRPS550 bays directly
  • New condition guarantees full rated output from day one

Supersuperuncle SA5212M4 550W Redundant Module

This Supersuperuncle SA5212M4 is a 550W redundant power supply module built for the Great Wall GW-CRPS550 form factor. It fits server chassis that accept hot-swap CRPS units and delivers 550 watts of shared capacity. The module is supplied new and ready for rack deployment.

Ideal for CRPS Bays Not Standard ATX Cases

This module suits administrators expanding or replacing supplies in compatible Great Wall or CRPS-ready server platforms. It will not fit standard ATX desktop cases or proprietary non-CRPS blades. Buyers needing a standalone desktop PSU or a different redundant form factor should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • 550W redundant module keeps servers running during power-unit failure
  • Hot-swap design lets you replace the unit without shutting down
  • SA5212M4 form factor fits Great Wall GW-CRPS550 bays directly
  • New condition guarantees full rated output from day one

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What server chassis does the SA5212M4 module fit?

The SA5212M4 is built for Great Wall GW-CRPS550 redundant bays, so it slides into any chassis that accepts that form factor.

What is the common mistake when installing this 550W supply?

Inserting the module without fully seating the locking lever leaves the power contacts unengaged and the server will not power on.

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