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Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle 650W AC Power Module S7502E S7503E

SKU CH-AASE-76EYW

650 W AC power module compatible with LSQM1AC650 and PSR650-A servers

  • Delivers 650 W AC power for LSQM1AC650 servers
  • Compatible with PSR650-A chassis power architecture
  • Identified by S7502E and S7503E part numbers
  • Brand-new module ready for server deployment

Compatible 650W AC Power Module

This 650W AC power module is designed for LSQM1AC650 and PSR650-A server platforms. It delivers standard AC input power for rack-mounted systems. The unit carries part identifiers S7502E and S7503E for precise matching.

For LSQM1AC650 and PSR650-A owners

Administrators maintaining LSQM1AC650 or PSR650-A chassis can use this module as a direct replacement or spare. Builders working with different server platforms or requiring DC input should look at other options.

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Price $662.99
Pricier than about 90% of the 3,798 comparable items (median $131.99).

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Specifications

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Questions about this item

What server chassis or power shelf accepts the S7502E and S7503E modules?

These modules are built for the LSQM1AC650 and PSR650-A power shelves, so the buyer needs a compatible server or storage system that houses those shelves.

Can a 650W S7502E share a shelf with an older lower-wattage module?

Mixing different wattage modules in the same shelf is not recommended; the system typically expects matched 650W units for proper load sharing and redundancy.

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