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Silver 1U redundant server power supply module with rear handle and ventilation grille

WMtec

WMtec PWS-741P-1R 740W 1U 80 PLUS Platinum Redundant Server Power Supply

SKU CH-C89K-JZWJD

740 W 1U 80 PLUS Platinum redundant server supply with 100–240 V AC input and 12 V 61.7 A DC output

  • 740 W output for high-density server loads
  • 80 PLUS Platinum efficiency reduces energy waste and heat
  • 100–240 V AC input supports global rack deployments
  • Redundant hot-swap design keeps systems running during module replacement

WMtec PWS-741P-1R 740W Redundant Power Supply

This 1U server power supply delivers up to 740W from a single +12V rail rated at 61.7A with a +5Vsb auxiliary output of 4A. It operates on a wide AC input range of 100V to 240V at 50Hz to 60Hz and meets 80 PLUS Platinum efficiency standards. The redundant module design supports hot-swap replacement in compatible chassis.

Ideal for high-density rack servers

Suited for 1U rack servers requiring redundant, high-efficiency power with a 740W capacity and Platinum certification. Not intended for desktop ATX cases or builds needing multiple +12V rails, lower wattage units, or non-redundant form factors.

Highlights

  • 740 W output for high-density server loads
  • 80 PLUS Platinum efficiency reduces energy waste and heat
  • 100–240 V AC input supports global rack deployments
  • Redundant hot-swap design keeps systems running during module replacement

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What AC voltage range must my rack PDU provide for the PWS-741P-1R to operate?

The unit accepts 100 V to 240 V AC at 50 Hz or 60 Hz, drawing up to 10 A at the low end and 3.5 A at the high end.

Will the +5 V standby rail on this supply still power my legacy IPMI board that expects 4 A?

Yes, the +5 V standby output is rated at 4 A, matching the requirement of older management controllers.

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