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Rectangular silver server power supply unit with rear connector and side vent slots

Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle SA7506-S Switch PSR650-3 server power supply

SKU CH-FVQ9-NB73X

Replacement power supply for HC SA7506-S switches, delivering 650 watts

  • Designed for HC SA7506-S Switch compatibility
  • 650 W output supports PSR650-3 power needs
  • New condition ensures reliable server operation
  • LSQH3CM1PWRSPA adapter matches original part specification

Compatible 650 W server power supply

This 650 W unit is built for the HC SA7506-S switch and fits the PSR650-3 slot. It serves as a direct replacement or a spare module for that platform.

Limited to the SA7506-S platform

The supply only works in the specified switch model and cannot be used in other chassis or as a general ATX unit. Builders needing a different form factor or higher wattage must look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Designed for HC SA7506-S Switch compatibility
  • 650 W output supports PSR650-3 power needs
  • New condition ensures reliable server operation
  • LSQH3CM1PWRSPA adapter matches original part specification

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the PSR650-3 unit share a 650 W load with the existing supply in my SA7506-S switch?

Yes, the PSR650-3 is built as a hot-swap module for the SA7506-S chassis, so it will operate in parallel with the other installed supply and share the 650 W rating.

Which front-panel LEDs confirm the PSR650-3 is delivering power after I seat it?

When the module locks into the SA7506-S bay, the green input and output LEDs on its faceplate should both illuminate steadily, showing it is active and supplying power.

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