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450 W AC power supply for H3C S6520X and S6800 switches, tested and working
This unit replaces the PSR450-12A module in compatible H3C network switches. It delivers 450 watts of AC power to keep the chassis running. The part is aimed at administrators maintaining existing S6520X or S6800 deployments. It is not suited for builders who need a standard ATX supply for a desktop PC.
Each module is verified as working before it ships. The hot-plug design lets technicians swap the supply without powering down the switch rack. Good build quality supports continuous operation in data-centre environments. Buyers who need redundant power should confirm their chassis accepts a second module.
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The PSR450-12A is an AC power supply rated for 450 w output, designed to operate from standard mains voltage for H3C S6520X and S6800 switches.
This unit follows an ATX type form factor, allowing it to slide into the dedicated power supply bay of compatible H3C S6520X and S6800 switches.
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