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Rectangular silver server power supply unit with label showing 1200W 12V 100A Gold

Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle PS-2112-5L 1200W 12V 100A Gold server power supply

SKU CH-QBYA-F8VNX

Delivers 1200 W at 12 V with 100 A output for Lite-On PS-2112-5L Gold server power supplies

  • 1200 W output powers dense server racks
  • 12 V single rail delivers 100 A to hungry GPUs
  • PS-2112-5L form factor fits Lite-On bays
  • Gold-rated efficiency lowers running costs

High-output 12 V server supply

This 1200 W unit delivers up to 100 A on a single 12 V rail and carries Gold efficiency certification. It is built for rack-mount servers and high-density compute nodes that demand steady, high-current power. The PS-2112-5L design matches the Lite-On form factor used in many OEM chassis.

Suited for integrators populating 12 V-only

Buyers who need multiple voltage rails or ATX-style connectors should look elsewhere. Systems requiring redundant hot-swap frames or lower-wattage modules will not match this form factor.

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Price $126.99
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Questions about this item

What server backplane or breakout board provides the 12 V connector this PS-2112-5L unit expects?

The supply delivers 12 V at up to 100 A through its edge connector; you need a compatible server backplane or a dedicated breakout board that mates with that connector and distributes the 12 V rails to your components.

Will this 1200 W unit share a 12 V bus with an older 12 V supply in the same chassis?

It can only share a 12 V bus if the chassis backplane supports active current sharing between supplies; otherwise the two units will fight and one will shut down.

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