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Redundant 800W PSU module, silver metal enclosure, rear handle and IEC socket

godream

godream PWS-801-1R 800W redundant power supply

SKU CH-CC3A-EARFH

An 800 W redundant server power supply module with 12 V ATX12V output for Supermicro systems

  • TypeATX12V
  • 800 W output delivers high-capacity power for dense server builds
  • Redundant module design keeps systems running if one unit fails
  • ATX12V form factor fits standard server chassis without modification
  • Built for Supermicro platforms ensuring native compatibility and fit

Server redundant module

The godream PWS-801-1R is an 800W redundant power supply module built for Supermicro server platforms. It follows the ATX12V form factor and slides into a compatible chassis to provide hot-swap capability. This unit suits system integrators and IT teams who need continuous uptime in rackmount environments. It is not for builders using standard desktop cases that lack a redundant bay.

12 V rail focus

The design concentrates delivery on the 12 V rail to match modern server load profiles. Redundant operation lets a second module share the load so each unit runs at lower utilisation, which typically reduces fan speed and acoustic output. Efficiency at typical server loads helps contain power draw and heat inside the rack. Exact thermal and noise figures depend on the host chassis airflow design.

Highlights

  • 800 W output delivers high-capacity power for dense server builds
  • Redundant module design keeps systems running if one unit fails
  • ATX12V form factor fits standard server chassis without modification
  • Built for Supermicro platforms ensuring native compatibility and fit

Specifications

TypeATX12V

Questions about this item

How do I install the PWS-801-1R module into a Supermicro chassis?

Slide the 800W unit into the redundant bay until the latch clicks, then secure the thumbscrew; the step most people miss is fully seating the 12-pin connector before tightening.

What maintenance will the PWS-801-1R need over time?

Clean the intake vents and internal fan every six months; if a module fails, replace only the faulty 801 unit while the second keeps the server running.

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