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WMtec

WMtec GW-CRPS800 Server Power Supply 800W

SKU CH-FNPS-BYAY6

Delivers 800 W from 100-240 V input with a 65 A 12 V rail and 3 A standby output

  • 800 W maximum power supports demanding server workloads
  • 100–240 V AC input works with global mains supplies
  • +12 V rail delivers up to 65 A for high-current components
  • +12 V standby rail provides 3 A for management functions

800 W CRPS server power supply

This CRPS-standard server power supply delivers up to 800 W from a +12 V rail rated at 65 A and a +12 V standby rail at 3 A. It accepts a universal input range of 100 V to 240 V at 50 Hz to 60 Hz, making it suitable for rack-mount deployments worldwide.

Check CRPS bay and power budget

Verify that your chassis has a compatible CRPS bay and that the combined 12 V load of your components stays within the 65 A limit. Confirm the inlet voltage available in your rack matches the 100 V to 240 V range and that the unit's physical dimensions fit the slot.

Highlights

  • 800 W maximum power supports demanding server workloads
  • 100–240 V AC input works with global mains supplies
  • +12 V rail delivers up to 65 A for high-current components
  • +12 V standby rail provides 3 A for management functions

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What does the GW-CRPS800 include and what must I buy separately?

The unit is the 800 W power supply itself. A mains cable for the 100-240 V AC inlet and any server mounting rails are not included.

How do I decide between the 12 V and 12 V standby outputs on this model?

The main +12 V rail delivers up to 65 A for system components, while the +12 V standby rail provides 3 A for management functions. Both are always present.

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