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Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle YM-2301D 220V 12V 300W 25A server power supply

SKU CH-R4R0-MH7W7

Converts 220V mains to 12V DC at up to 25A for 300W server power

  • Delivers 300 W for demanding server loads
  • Provides stable 12 V output at 25 A
  • Accepts 220 V AC input for standard power
  • Built as a new YM-2301D unit for immediate deployment

Supersuperuncle YM-2301D Server Power Supply

This new server power supply converts 220V AC input into a 12V DC output rated at 300W and 25A. It is built for rack-mounted equipment and similar infrastructure that relies on a single 12V rail.

Ideal for 12V-only server installations

Suited for technicians maintaining or assembling systems that accept a 12V 25A source. Not for builds requiring multiple voltage rails, redundant or hot-swap configurations, or power levels above 300W.

Highlights

  • Delivers 300 W for demanding server loads
  • Provides stable 12 V output at 25 A
  • Accepts 220 V AC input for standard power
  • Built as a new YM-2301D unit for immediate deployment

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Is the 300 W 12 V 25 A version the only capacity offered for the YM-2301D?

The listed model delivers 12 V at 25 A for a total of 300 W; no other wattage or current options appear in the product data.

What does the 300 W rating mean when the unit is installed in a server?

It indicates the supply can continuously provide up to 300 W at 12 V, supporting a maximum load of 25 A from a 220 V mains input.

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