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YINGHUA

YINGHUA 1200W Platinum Server Power Supply PS-2112-5L

SKU CH-GMDV-VA84P

A 1200 watt platinum-efficiency server power supply built by LiteOn for high-density racks

  • Platinum efficiency reduces energy waste
  • 1200 watt output powers dense server configurations
  • LiteOn engineering ensures reliable delivery
  • PS-2112-5L model fits standard server bays

1200W Platinum Server Power Supply

The YINGHUA PS-2112-5L delivers 1200 watts of Platinum-rated power for server and workstation builds. Its high-efficiency design reduces waste heat and operating cost in continuous-duty environments. This unit suits administrators who need reliable, high-density power for rackmount or pedestal chassis.

Replaces lower-wattage

The jump is worth it when your configuration demands more headroom for multiple CPUs, GPUs or storage arrays than a lesser unit can sustain. It is not for builders who need ATX form-factor compatibility or consumer cable sets.

How it compares

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Price $120.99
Cheaper than about 58% of the 3,798 comparable items (median $131.99).

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Specifications

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Questions about this item

What form factor does the PS-2112-5L use for rack mounting?

The PS-2112-5L is a hot-plug redundant server supply that slides into a standard 12 V server power shelf; it occupies one bay and locks with a thumb-screw latch.

Which cable connection sequence avoids a no-post condition on first boot?

Seat the supply firmly until the latch clicks, then attach the main 12 V output cables to the motherboard before applying AC power to the shelf.

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