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Emacs GIN-6350P 350W hot-pluggable redundant server power supply

SKU CH-PFK4-TGAMP

350-watt hot-pluggable redundant server power supply unit

  • 350 W output powers demanding server workloads
  • Hot-pluggable design enables replacement without system downtime
  • Redundant architecture protects against single-point power failure
  • Emacs GIN-6350P built for enterprise server environments

Emacs GIN-6350P 350W redundant server supply

The Emacs GIN-6350P is a 350W hot-pluggable redundant power supply unit built for server chassis. It supports continuous operation by allowing a failed module to be swapped without shutting down the system. This unit suits rack environments where uptime is a priority.

Fits redundant server bays.

This supply suits administrators running servers with matching redundant bays that accept hot-pluggable modules. It is not for builders who need a standalone ATX unit for a desktop case or a workstation without a redundant power chassis. Buyers who want a single non-redundant module should look at a different form factor.

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Price $155.99
Pricier than about 59% of the 3,798 comparable items (median $131.99).

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Questions about this item

What server chassis and backplane do I need for the GIN-6350P to slot in and share load?

The GIN-6350P is a hot-pluggable redundant unit, so it requires a chassis with a matching redundant power-supply bay and backplane that accepts this form factor.

Can I run the 350 W GIN-6350P alongside an older supply of different wattage in the same chassis?

Redundant operation normally expects matched units; mixing a 350 W supply with a different-wattage unit can prevent proper load sharing and is not recommended.

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