Intel

Intel FXX1200PCRPS 1200W Redundant Power Supply

1200W80 PLUS Certification80 PLUS Platinum

Reliable Power for Critical SystemsIntroducing the Intel FXX1200PCRPS, a redundant power supply designed for server chassis. With 1200 watts of power and 80 PLUS Platinum certification, this power supply delivers efficient and reliable performance for demanding server environments. Type: Redunda...

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Overview

Reliable Power for Critical Systems

Introducing the Intel FXX1200PCRPS, a redundant power supply designed for server chassis. With 1200 watts of power and 80 PLUS Platinum certification, this power supply delivers efficient and reliable performance for demanding server environments.

  • Type: Redundant Power Supply
  • Wattage: 1200 Watt
  • Certification: 80 PLUS Platinum
  • Features: Power Factor Correction (PFC)

Key Features

80 PLUS Certification: 80 PLUS Platinum

Input Voltage: AC 110/220 V

Power Capacity: 1200 Watt

Specifications

Brand
Intel
Model
FXX1200PCRPS
Power Capacity
1200 Watt
80 PLUS Certification
80 PLUS Platinum
Input Voltage
AC 110/220 V
Feature
Redundant Power Supply

Frequently Asked Questions

The Intel FXX1200PCRPS power supply has a robust power capacity of 1200 Watts, suitable for demanding system requirements.
This Intel power supply boasts an 80 PLUS Platinum certification, indicating high energy efficiency and reduced power waste.
The Intel FXX1200PCRPS power supply accepts both AC 110V and AC 220V input voltages, offering versatility for different power grids.
Yes, the "Redundant Power Supply" in its name indicates it is designed to provide backup power, enhancing system reliability and uptime.
An 80 PLUS Platinum certification means the power supply operates with very high efficiency, leading to lower electricity consumption and reduced heat generation.
Systems that require high power output and continuous operation, such as servers, workstations, or high-end computing rigs, would benefit from this unit's capacity and redundancy.