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A 1050W ATX power supply tested working for C240, C220 and M5 systems
This unit delivers 1050W of rated output in a standard ATX form factor and is tested working before shipment. It is intended for builders or technicians who need a replacement or spare unit for compatible server chassis such as the C240, C220 or M5 platforms. The supply carries part numbers UCSC-PSU1-1050W and 341-0638-01 for exact identification.
Rated at 1050W continuous, the supply is designed to maintain its full output during extended operation rather than only in short bursts. Builders who require redundant or hot-swap configurations should verify that their chassis supports multiple units of this specification. Systems needing higher single-unit wattage or a different mechanical format will not be served by this model.
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The supply is rated at 1050W output; actual draw depends on system load and efficiency at that load.
It is designed for C240 and C220 M5 chassis that use the UCSC-PSU1-1050W form factor.
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