WMtec
WMtec PWS-721P-1R 1U redundant server power supply 720W 80 Plus Gold
A 720W 1U redundant server PSU with 80 Plus Gold efficiency and a 19-pair gold-finger connector
- 720W output powers demanding server configurations
- 80 Plus Gold certification reduces energy waste and heat
- 1U redundant design fits standard racks and adds fail-safe operation
- 100-240V input works worldwide without a voltage switch
- 19-pair gold finger connector ensures secure high-current delivery
WMtec PWS-721P-1R 720W redundant 1U PSU
The WMtec PWS-721P-1R is a 720-watt redundant server power supply built to the 1U form factor. It accepts a 100 to 240 volt AC input and delivers power through a 19-pair gold-finger connector. The unit carries 80 Plus Gold certification for efficient operation. It fits standard redundant bays measuring 76 by 40 by 346 millimetres.
Suited for 1U redundant bays needing 720W
This supply suits administrators populating 1U redundant bays that require a 720-watt hot-swap unit with a gold-finger interface. It is not for systems that use non-redundant fixed PSUs, proprietary connector layouts, or power budgets above 720 watts. Builders needing a different form factor or connector type should look elsewhere.
720W capacity with 80 Plus Gold headroom
The 720-watt rating comfortably handles typical dual-socket 1U workloads within its power envelope while the Gold efficiency rating reduces waste heat. Headroom diminishes when multiple high-TDP CPUs, large memory populations, and several GPUs or accelerators are installed simultaneously. At that point the 720-watt limit becomes the constraining factor.
Highlights
- 720W output powers demanding server configurations
- 80 Plus Gold certification reduces energy waste and heat
- 1U redundant design fits standard racks and adds fail-safe operation
- 100-240V input works worldwide without a voltage switch
- 19-pair gold finger connector ensures secure high-current delivery
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What server chassis and backplane do I need to install this 1U 720W redundant PSU with its 19-pair gold finger connector?
A 1U rack chassis with a matching redundant backplane that accepts the 76 x 40 x 346 mm form factor and 19-pair gold finger interface.
Can I mix this 80 Plus Gold 720W unit with an older lower-wattage module in the same redundant pair?
Redundant operation requires identical modules; mixing different wattages or efficiency ratings will prevent proper load sharing and fault tolerance.
How do I verify both modules are active and sharing load after installation?
Check the server management console for both modules reporting green status and balanced load sharing under typical draw.
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