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Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle Server Power Supply FSP400-60GLC FSP650-80GLC FSP550-60pLG

SKU CH-MTNK-BCZ64

Server power supply units with 400 W, 550 W and 650 W output options

  • Server power supply range for Han systems
  • 400 W model available for lower loads
  • 550 W option covers mid-range servers
  • 650 W unit handles higher-demand configurations

Multiple wattage options for server builds

This range covers 400, 550 and 650 watt server power supplies from FSP. Each unit is designed for rack or tower chassis that require redundant or single-module power delivery. New condition ensures full factory specifications and no prior operating hours. System integrators can select the exact output that matches their platform budget.

FSP form factor simplifies integration

The supplies follow the standard FSP mechanical and electrical layout, so they slot into compatible server backplanes without adapter cables. Matching the unit to the chassis power board frees internal space for additional drives or expansion cards. Builders who need hot-swap redundancy or non-standard voltage rails should verify chassis compatibility before purchase.

How it compares

Measured against everything we stock in Server & Hot-Plug PSUs, at today’s prices. Recalculated every night.

Price $173.99
Pricier than about 64% of the 3,798 comparable items (median $131.99).

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Specifications

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Questions about this item

Will the FSP400-60GLC hit its 400 W limit before the FSP650-80GLC hits 650 W?

Yes, the FSP400-60GLC is rated for 400 W while the FSP650-80GLC is rated for 650 W, so the 400 W unit reaches its limit first.

How loud or hot does the FSP550-60pLG get when run continuously?

The supplier data gives no acoustic or thermal figures for the FSP550-60pLG, so noise and heat under sustained load cannot be stated.

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