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Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle H3C Power Module LSWM1AC300 PSR300-12A2 GPR300-12A2H server power supply

SKU CH-JN76-W5QVH

A 300 watt server power supply delivering 12 volts for H3C LSWM1AC300 compatible systems

  • New condition ensures reliable server operation
  • 300 W output supports H3C power module requirements
  • 12 V rail delivers stable power to components
  • Compatible with LSWM1AC300 PSR300-12A2 GPR300-12A2H part numbers

H3C Compatible Power Module

This new server power supply from Supersuperuncle is built to fit H3C equipment that uses the LSWM1AC300 PSR300-12A2 GPR300-12A2H module. It delivers 300 watts of 12 volt power for compatible rack systems.

Single 12 Volt 300 Watt Output

The unit provides a single 12 volt rail rated at 300 watts, so it only suits platforms that accept this exact voltage and power rating. Buyers whose chassis require a different voltage, a higher wattage or redundant hot-swap frames cannot use this module.

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Price $194.99
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Specifications

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Questions about this item

What does the 300 W rating mean when this PSR300-12A2 module is installed in an H3C chassis?

The 300 W figure is the maximum continuous output the module can deliver to the server's internal components; the chassis power budget and the number of modules fitted determine how much of that capacity is actually used.

What interface does the LSWM1AC300 use to connect to the H3C backplane, and what does it limit?

The module plugs directly into the H3C proprietary power backplane, which caps the usable output to 300 W at 12 V and handles all AC-to-DC conversion inside the chassis.

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