BFKK 3U Rackmount Server Chassis EATX/ATX/MATX 4x5.25 6x3.5 Top/Side Cooling
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Supersuperuncle
Communication power module for Heda COSCO PSR05-D systems
The Supersuperuncle PSR05-D is a communication power module built for Heda COSCO systems. It delivers the DC output required by telecom and networking equipment in rack environments. Technicians and integrators working on COSCO infrastructure use this unit to maintain continuous operation.
The module follows the PSR05-D form factor defined by Heda COSCO, so it fits only chassis and shelves designed for that standard. Output voltage and current ratings are fixed by the specification and cannot be adjusted in the field. Buyers needing different power levels or pin-outs must select a module matching their exact shelf requirements.
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The product is listed with a quantity of 5, so it is supplied as a multi-pack containing five modules.
The PSR05-D is a communication power module designed for Heda COSCO equipment, delivering the DC power required by that platform.
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