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Supersuperuncle SPR1CA800LGP 800W server power supply P/N 9PA8001501
An 800 watt server power supply unit listed by the manufacturer on 31 October 2023
- 800 W output powers demanding server workloads
- New condition ensures full manufacturer reliability
- Part number 9PA8001501 simplifies exact replacement ordering
- Listed October 31 2023 reflects current platform compatibility
- Designed for JPSU SPR1CA800LGP guarantees proper system fit
Server PSU 800W
This 800W server power supply carries the SPR1CA800LGP designation and part number 9PA8001501. It is built for rack-mounted systems that require a hot-pluggable, redundant power source.
Build quality and connectors
The unit is listed as new and was first offered by the manufacturer on 31 October 2023. Its server-grade chassis and standard edge connector support tool-less insertion into compatible bays, simplifying maintenance in dense environments.
Upgrade path
It replaces a failed or lower-capacity module in an existing redundant array, restoring full power headroom without a chassis change. The jump is worthwhile when the current supply limits the number of installed drives or add-in cards.
Highlights
- 800 W output powers demanding server workloads
- New condition ensures full manufacturer reliability
- Part number 9PA8001501 simplifies exact replacement ordering
- Listed October 31 2023 reflects current platform compatibility
- Designed for JPSU SPR1CA800LGP guarantees proper system fit
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What interface standard does the 800 W server power supply use and what does it cap in practice?
The unit follows the standard server PSU form factor and delivers up to 800 W of continuous power to the system.
What physical mounting requirements does the SPR1CA800LGP need to fit in a chassis?
It uses the common redundant server PSU form factor that slides into a matching hot-swap bay and secures with a thumbscrew.
How is the power supply installed and which step do people often get wrong?
Slide the unit into the bay until the connector seats fully, then tighten the thumbscrew; skipping the screw leaves the unit loose and unpowered.
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