WMtec
WMtec PWS-920P-1R 920W 1U redundant server power supply
Delivers 920 W in a 1U redundant 80 Plus Platinum unit with gold-finger output
- 920 W output supports dense server workloads
- 80 Plus Platinum efficiency lowers operating costs
- Redundant 1U design keeps systems running during module failure
- 100-240 V AC input works worldwide
- 19-pair gold finger connector fits compatible chassis
920W 1U redundant power supply
This 920 watt 1U redundant server power supply fits standard rack chassis and delivers up to 920 watts of continuous power. It is built for data-centre and enterprise servers that require high-efficiency platinum-class conversion and hot-swap redundancy.
Platinum efficiency and hot-swap design
The unit accepts AC 100 to 240 volt input at 11 ampere to 4.4 ampere and connects through a 19-pair gold finger connector. Its 76 by 40 by 336 millimetre form factor slides into a 1U bay, freeing vertical space for additional compute or storage modules in dense racks.
920 watt capacity with platinum headroom
At full load the supply provides 920 watts while maintaining 80 Plus Platinum efficiency, reducing waste heat and operating cost. It is not suited for builds that need higher single-unit wattage, non-redundant desktop form factors, or proprietary connectors other than the specified gold finger interface.
Highlights
- 920 W output supports dense server workloads
- 80 Plus Platinum efficiency lowers operating costs
- Redundant 1U design keeps systems running during module failure
- 100-240 V AC input works worldwide
- 19-pair gold finger connector fits compatible chassis
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How much power can the PWS-920P-1R deliver continuously before hitting its limit?
The unit is rated for a maximum output of 920 W, so sustained loads up to that level are within its design specification.
What is the typical heat and noise profile when the supply runs at full load all day?
The 80 Plus Platinum rating means at least 90 % efficiency at typical loads, reducing waste heat and allowing the internal fan to run more quietly than lower-rated units.
Which server chassis or backplane connector is required for the gold-finger interface?
The PSU uses a 19-pair gold-finger edge connector, so the host system must provide a matching 19-pair slot for proper electrical contact.
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