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Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle RG-PA2700I Communication Power Module 2700W

SKU CH-B6BZ-DXB3T

2700 W server power module for RG-PA2700I communication systems

  • 2700 W output delivers ample power for dense server racks
  • Hot-swap design keeps systems running during module replacement
  • Communication-ready interface enables remote monitoring and management
  • Built for RG-PA2700I compatibility ensures correct fit and function

RG-PA2700I 2700W server power module

This Supersuperuncle module delivers 2700 watts of communication-grade power for rack-mounted server infrastructure. It is built for data-centre operators and system integrators who need a single high-output unit to feed dense compute nodes.

2700W capacity and headroom

The 2700W rating supports multi-socket platforms with multiple GPUs or accelerators under sustained load. Headroom narrows when several high-TDP devices draw peak current simultaneously, so builders planning extreme density should verify per-rail limits against their specific hardware.

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Price $916.99
Pricier than about 91% of the 3,798 comparable items (median $131.99).

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Specifications

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Questions about this item

Will the 2700 W module share a rack bus with my existing lower-wattage units?

The 2700 W unit is built for the RG-PA2700I chassis and will operate in parallel with other modules in that same chassis, provided the backplane supports hot-plug redundancy.

What front-panel indication confirms the 2700 W module is delivering power correctly?

A steady green status LED on the module face shows normal output; amber or flashing patterns signal a fault or standby state.

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