YINGHUA
YINGHUA FSP180-50PLA 180W 1U FLEX server power supply
Delivers 180 W in a 1U flex form factor with Sata connectors for compact servers
- Delivers 180W rated power for compact 1U servers
- Passive PFC design reduces component count and noise
- Multiple protections guard against overload and short circuits
- Fits FSP 1U E200 and compatible NAS chassis
- Includes two Sata connectors for storage drives
Compact 1U FLEX design
The YINGHUA FSP180-50PLA is a 180W server power supply built in a 1U FLEX form factor. It targets small desktop computers, HTPC builds and cash-register systems where space is limited and a standard ATX unit will not fit. The unit delivers a rated 180W with a 250W peak capacity for short bursts.
Protection circuits and cable set
Integrated undervoltage, overload, overcurrent and short-circuit protection shut the unit down before components can be damaged. The bundle includes a 20+4 pin motherboard connector, a 4-pin CPU power lead, two Sata connectors and two additional Dinterface plugs for peripheral power.
Silver chassis and mounting implications
A silver metal enclosure measures roughly 15 cm in length and uses passive PFC with no active fan control circuitry described. The 1U height allows direct mounting in slim rack or chassis slots, while the fixed cable layout means builders must route the 20+4 pin, CPU and Sata leads within the tight confines of a compact case.
Highlights
- Delivers 180W rated power for compact 1U servers
- Passive PFC design reduces component count and noise
- Multiple protections guard against overload and short circuits
- Fits FSP 1U E200 and compatible NAS chassis
- Includes two Sata connectors for storage drives
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the 1U FLEX form factor require any fan or filter maintenance down the line?
The power supply fits a standard 1U slot; compressed-air cleaning of the internal fan restores airflow and no user-serviceable parts are inside.
Will the passive PFC design limit the 180 W rated output during long rendering sessions?
Passive PFC means the unit draws more current at low line voltage, so sustained loads near 180 W may hit thermal limits before the protection circuits trip.
How loud and hot does the supply get when running a small desktop all day?
A single 1U fan spins continuously; expect noticeable airflow noise and warm exhaust after hours of 180 W load, but the over-temperature protection will shut it down if thresholds are exceeded.
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