Shuttle Computer SZ270R9 barebone pc LGA1151 Z270 64GB DDR4 500W
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A 500 watt server power supply designed for Fsp500-60ws2 2U systems
This 500 W unit is built for the Fsp500-60ws2 2U server chassis. It fits directly into the existing mounting points and delivers the rated output without modification. The design targets system integrators and IT teams maintaining compatible rack hardware.
Use this supply when the factory unit fails or when a spare is required for rapid swap-out. The jump is worth it if downtime must be minimised and the chassis is confirmed to accept the Fsp500-60ws2 form factor. Builders needing a different wattage or form factor should look elsewhere.
| Chassis Type | Desktop |
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The unit is designed for a 2U server chassis, matching the desktop-type enclosure specified for this model.
Slide the supply into the 2U bay until the rear connector seats fully, then secure the mounting screws; the step often missed is confirming the main power connector clicks into the backplane.
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