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Rectangular silver server power supply with 12-pin connector

Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle 12-pin server power supply 200 300 30 11

SKU CH-Z7F9-GPPW3

A 12-pin server power supply delivering 200 to 300 watts with 30 amp and 11 volt outputs

  • 12-pin connector simplifies server wiring
  • 200 W capacity supports essential components
  • 300 W peak handles load spikes
  • 30 A on 12 V rail delivers stable power

12-pin server power supply

This 12-pin server power supply delivers 200 W and 300 W outputs for rack or tower systems that require redundant or modular power. It suits integrators and IT teams maintaining compatible server chassis or upgrading existing units with matching pinouts and wattage ratings.

Check your existing setup

Verify that your server chassis accepts a 12-pin connector and that the 200 W and 300 W rails match the system's power budget before ordering. Confirm the physical dimensions and mounting holes align with the target enclosure. Buyers who need a different pin count, higher wattage or non-server form factors should look elsewhere.

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Price $138.99
Typical for this category: the median of 3,798 items is $131.99.

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Specifications

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Questions about this item

What comes with the 12-pin power supply and what must be purchased separately?

The unit ships as a standalone 12-pin power supply; mounting screws, cables and any server chassis rails are not included and must be sourced separately.

Which capacity version should I choose between the 200 and 300 models?

Choose the 200 model for lower-wattage server builds or the 300 model when the system demands higher output; both share the same 12-pin interface.

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