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WMtec DPS-220TB server power supply 20pin 12V 17A 216W

WMtec

WMtec DPS-220TB 12V 17A 216W 20pin 8SATA server power supply

SKU CH-FTP2-17ZR2 MPN DPS-220TB

Delivers 12 V at 17 A for 216 W through a 20-pin connector

  • Delivers 216 W total power for server workloads
  • Provides 12 V at 17 A stable output
  • Fits DPS-220TB A B C DVR systems
  • Uses 20-pin connector for installation

216 W 12 V server supply

The WMtec DPS-220TB delivers 12 V at 17 A for a total of 216 W. It is built to the Delta DPS-220TB form factor and fits compatible DVR and server chassis. A 20-pin connector carries the output to the host system.

Suits DVR and server repairs

This unit matches the DPS-220TB A, B and C revisions as well as the PUD220M variant. Buyers who need a different voltage, higher wattage or an alternative pin layout should look at other supplies.

Highlights

  • Delivers 216 W total power for server workloads
  • Provides 12 V at 17 A stable output
  • Fits DPS-220TB A B C DVR systems
  • Uses 20-pin connector for installation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the 20-pin connector on the DPS-220TB match the mainboard socket in my legacy server?

The unit provides a 20-pin output; compatibility depends on whether your server mainboard uses the same 20-pin pin-out as the original Delta DPS-220TB series.

Will the 12 V 17 A output of this supply support the same load as the original 220 W Delta unit I am replacing?

Yes, the DPS-220TB delivers 12 V at 17 A for a total of 216 W, matching the rated output of the original Delta DPS-220TB supply.

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