FSP Twins PRO 720W Power Module for PS2 ATX Redundant 700 80 PLUS Gold Non-Modular Active Cooling Black

The FSP Twins PRO 720W Power Module for PS2 ATX Redundant system is engineered to provide continuous, dependable power for critical computing environments. Designed specifically for standard ATX or PS2 chassis without requiring a front-end bracket, this redundant power supply ensures that your system remains operational even if a single module encounters an issue. Delivering a total power output of 720 watts, it combines high efficiency with robust construction, making it an excellent choice for home servers, mail servers, and web servers.

Advantages

This power module stands out through its reliable hot-swappable module design, which allows one unit to immediately take over the electrical load if the other fails, effectively preventing unexpected system shutdowns. It features an 80 PLUS Gold certification, guaranteeing high energy efficiency of 90 percent or more at typical loads. Built with all Japanese electrolytic capacitors and a powerful single +12V rail design, it ensures stable and long-lasting operation. The inclusion of tidy ribbon cables meets the demands of modern PC enthusiasts, while the comprehensive protection suite safeguards your hardware against potential electrical hazards.

Suitable for

• Home servers requiring uninterrupted uptime
• Mail and web servers in small to medium setups
• Mission-critical standard ATX and PS2 desktop PC systems
• Environments where power redundancy is essential

This power module may not be suitable for ultra-compact small form factor cases that lack compatibility with standard PS2 or ATX redundant dimensions. It is also typically unnecessary for standard gaming or casual home desktop setups that do not require server-grade power redundancy and hot-swappable capabilities.

Key specifications

• Total power output: 720 W
• AC input voltage: 100 - 240 V
• AC input frequency: 50 / 60 Hz
• 80 PLUS certification: 80 PLUS Gold
• Form factor: ATX PS2 redundant
• Cooling type: Active with 4 cm ball bearing fan
• Motherboard power connector: 20+4 pin ATX
• Cabling type: Non-modular with ribbon cables
• Protections: OCP, OVP, SCP, OPP, OTP, FFP, UVP

Installation involves securing the redundant power module into a compatible ATX or PS2 chassis and connecting the necessary ribbon cables to your motherboard, processor, graphics card, and storage drives. Ensure your system is completely powered off and unplugged before performing any installation or maintenance tasks. Connect the AC power cords to both modules to fully activate the redundancy features.

What to consider before purchase

• Verify that your computer chassis supports standard ATX or PS2 redundant power supply dimensions
• Check your component power requirements to ensure the 720 W output meets your system demands
• Confirm the availability of required connectors such as CPU, PCIe, SATA, and Molex for your hardware

Usage recommendations: To maintain optimal performance and longevity, operate the power supply within a well-ventilated environment and ensure both modules are connected to independent power sources where possible. Periodically check the cooling fan operation and monitor system software for any redundancy alerts to ensure continuous protection.