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Rectangular metal server PSU unit with rear fan grille and power socket

WMtec

WMtec FSP300-60GLC 300W server power supply

SKU CH-SRX9-FWNE3

Delivers 300W to servers with active PFC across 100-240V input at 50/60Hz

  • Delivers 300 W for reliable server operation
  • Active PFC improves power efficiency and stability
  • Wide 100-240 V input suits global deployments
  • Supports 50/60 Hz mains for flexible installation

300W industrial server power unit

The WMtec FSP300-60GLC delivers 300 Watt maximum output for rack-mount and industrial chassis. Active power-factor correction accepts 100-240V input at 50 or 60 Hz without manual switching. It suits system integrators building compact servers or replacing failed units in existing infrastructure.

Standard ATX connector set included

Cables provide the main 24-pin, CPU and peripheral connectors required by typical server mainboards. No extra adapters or mounting brackets are supplied, so builders must verify chassis screw patterns and cable routing before installation. Buyers needing redundant or hot-swap capability should select a different form factor.

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Price $220.99
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Questions about this item

How often should the internal cooling fan be cleaned or replaced to maintain airflow?

The unit draws 5 to 2 amps at 100 to 240 volts, so dust buildup on the fan intake will raise internal temperatures; plan a visual check every six months and replace the fan if bearing noise appears.

At what load does the 300 watt limit become the binding constraint during continuous operation?

Sustained draw above 300 watts will trigger the over-power protection; the supply is rated for 300 watts maximum across the 50 and 60 hertz input range.

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