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Silver rectangular PSU with rear fan grille and power socket

WMtec

WMtec 220W Server Power Supply 633195-001 633196-001

SKU CH-HZK7-MC2QQ

A 220 watt desktop power supply accepting 100 to 240 volt input at 50 to 60 hertz

  • Delivers 220W maximum power for stable desktop operation
  • Accepts 100-240V input for worldwide voltage compatibility
  • Operates at 50-60Hz frequency matching global mains standards
  • Replaces multiple part numbers including 633195-001 and 633196-001

WMtec 220W PSU for Pavilion S5

This WMtec power supply delivers 220 watts to the Pavilion S5 desktop PC. It replaces units carrying part numbers 633195-001 or 633196-001. The item is new and matches model references FH-ZD221MGR, DPS-220AB-6, PS-6221-9, PS-6221-7 and PCA222.

Input range limits upgrade scope

The unit accepts 100-240V at 50-60Hz with a 6A draw. Builders needing more than 220W for additional drives or a discrete graphics card cannot use this supply. Proprietary connectors also prevent installation in standard ATX cases.

Highlights

  • Delivers 220W maximum power for stable desktop operation
  • Accepts 100-240V input for worldwide voltage compatibility
  • Operates at 50-60Hz frequency matching global mains standards
  • Replaces multiple part numbers including 633195-001 and 633196-001

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Should I choose the 633195-001 or 633196-001 part number for my Pavilion S5?

Both part numbers refer to the same 220W unit tested for the Pavilion S5 desktop; select whichever matches the label on your existing supply.

What does the 220W rating mean for daily use in the Pavilion S5?

The 220W maximum output covers the power draw of the original Pavilion S5 components under normal load.

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