BFKK 3U Rackmount Server Chassis EATX/ATX/MATX 4x5.25 6x3.5 Top/Side Cooling
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750W redundant server power supply compatible with Supermicro PWS-703P-1R units
This 750W redundant server power supply is built for Supermicro PWS-703P-1R compatible systems. It targets data-centre operators and IT professionals who need hot-swap capability in rack-mounted servers. The unit delivers 750 watts of continuous power for mission-critical workloads.
The redundant architecture requires a matching Supermicro chassis with a 703-series backplane to enable hot-swap replacement. Single-unit operation removes the failover protection that defines the redundant design. Compatibility is restricted to the specified Supermicro form factor and pinout.
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This unit is built as a direct replacement for the Supermicro PWS-703P-1R, so the single 750 W redundant model listed is the correct one.
It delivers up to 750 W of continuous power to the system while the redundant design keeps the server running if one module fails.
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