WMtec
WMtec PWS-706P-1R 700W/750W 1U Redundant server power supply 80 Plus Platinum
A 1U redundant server PSU delivering 700W at 100-140V or 750W at 200-240V with 80 Plus Platinum efficiency and gold-finger output
- 700 W output at 100–140 V input
- 750 W output at 200–240 V input
- 80 Plus Platinum efficiency reduces energy waste
- 1U form factor fits 320 x 54 x 40 mm slots
- Redundant design with gold-finger 54.5 mm connector
Redundant 1U server power supply
The WMtec PWS-706P-1R is a hot-swap 1U redundant power supply rated at 700W on low-line input and 750W on high-line input. It carries 80 Plus Platinum certification and active PFC with PMBus monitoring. The unit fits standard 1U server chassis and uses a gold-finger output connector.
Suited for dual-PSU servers needing Platinum
This supply targets operators running redundant 1U racks where Platinum efficiency and hot-swap replacement matter. It is not for desktop ATX builds, single-PSU workstations or systems that require a 24-pin motherboard connector. Buyers needing lower-height or non-redundant units should consider other form factors.
Gold-finger 54.5 mm output decides compatibility
The output uses a 54.5 mm wide gold-finger molex interface that mates only with matching backplanes. Verify the server backplane accepts this exact connector before ordering. The AC input auto-ranges 100-140 V at 8.0-6.0 A or 200-240 V at 4.5-3.8 A.
Highlights
- 700 W output at 100–140 V input
- 750 W output at 200–240 V input
- 80 Plus Platinum efficiency reduces energy waste
- 1U form factor fits 320 x 54 x 40 mm slots
- Redundant design with gold-finger 54.5 mm connector
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How can I confirm the PWS-706P-1R is delivering 700W or 750W after installation?
The unit reports real-time power draw and status through its PMBus interface; match the reading to the 700W (100-140V) or 750W (200-240V) rating for your input voltage.
What comes with the PWS-706P-1R and what must I source separately?
The supply includes the 1U redundant module with 54.5 mm gold-finger output; an IEC C14 mains lead and a compatible hot-swap backplane are not included.
Should I select the 700W or 750W rating for my rack?
Choose 700W if your PDU provides 100-140V at 8.0-6.0A; choose 750W for 200-240V at 4.5-3.8A — both ratings share the same 320 x 54 x 40 mm form factor.
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