BFKK 3U Rackmount Server Chassis EATX/ATX/MATX 4x5.25 6x3.5 Top/Side Cooling
- Rackmount
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A 1050 W redundant server power supply built for Intel MFSYS25 chassis
This proprietary 1050 W power supply is built for the Intel MFSYS25 server platform. It delivers up to 1050 watts of output to support redundant configurations in rack-mount systems. The unit is supplied in bulk packaging as a new component for system integrators and IT maintenance teams.
The supply uses a proprietary form factor that slides directly into the MFSYS25 chassis for tool-less replacement. Redundant operation lets a failed module be swapped without powering down the server, reducing downtime during maintenance windows. The package includes a 30 day warranty from the supplier.
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The unit uses a proprietary connector designed for Intel MFSYS25 systems, delivering up to 1050W through the chassis backplane.
It is a redundant hot-plug module that slides into the dedicated power supply bays of an Intel MFSYS25 chassis.
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