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G1392-2000WNA

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G1392-2000WNA applies 2000W capacity across Data Centers, Cloud Infrastructure, and HPC Systems; the result is an installation-ready choice for mission-critical equipment.

Output Power (W):
2000
Length (mm):
265
Width (mm):
77
Height (mm):
84

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PRODUCT OVERVIEW

Built for reliable, continuous power delivery.

The G1392-2000WNA is suitable for compact 2U systems that require stronger board-level power distribution than 1600W-class models while maintaining reliable multi-rail output support. Its 2000W output rating and high-current design make it a strong fit for software-defined storage, database systems, analytics clusters, cloud infrastructure nodes, and HPC platforms where stable rail distribution, uptime protection, and thermal reliability are important.

Before integrating the G1392-2000WNA, confirm the mating connector or backplane, input source, output-rail requirements, hot-swap sequence, airflow direction, monitoring interface, redundancy behavior, and service clearance against the target platform.

CORE ADVANTAGES

2000W 2U Power Distribution Board Optimized for Data Centers, Cloud Infrastructure, and HPC Systems

2000W Power Distribution for High-I/O Infrastructure The G1392-2000WNA is designed for data center equipment, cloud infrastructure platforms, high-performance computing systems, software-defined storage environments, and analytics clusters that require strong internal power distribution in a compact 2U architecture.

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2000W Power Distribution for High-I/O Infrastructure The G1392-2000WNA is designed for data center equipment, cloud infrastructure platforms, high-performance computing systems, software-defined storage environments, and analytics clusters that require strong internal power distribution in a compact 2U architecture.

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2U Power Distribution Board Structure With a 265 × 77 × 84 mm mechanical size, this model supports compact 2U chassis layouts where high-current rail distribution, organized cable routing, and reliable system-level integration are important.

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1+1 Redundant Power Architecture The board supports a 1+1 redundant configuration, helping improve power availability in systems where continuous operation, backup power paths, service maintenance, and fault tolerance are required.

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Multiple High-Current Output Rails The G1392-2000WNA provides +12V, +5V, +3.3V, -12V, and +5V standby outputs, supporting compute boards, storage controllers, I/O modules, network interfaces, cooling systems, standby circuits, and auxiliary electronic components.

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Designed for Data Center, Cloud, and HPC Platforms This power distribution board is suitable for SDS platforms, database nodes, analytics systems, HPC clusters, cloud service appliances, and high-throughput storage infrastructure requiring organized internal power delivery.

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Built for Reliable Internal Power Delivery With redundant architecture, high-current multi-rail output support, compact 2U mechanical integration, digital monitoring support, and safety/EMC compliance options, the G1392-2000WNA helps simplify internal power distribution for demanding data and compute environments.

MODEL SELECTION

Compare Gospower power options.

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Model Power Use Role Input Form Factor Best-Fit Application
G1392-1600WNA 1600w Storage-oriented hybrid infrastructure AC/DC 2U PDB Enterprise storage arrays, cloud service nodes, and mixed compute-storage platforms
G1392-2000WNA 2000w High-I/O power distribution for scaling systems AC/DC 2U PDB SDS platforms, database nodes, analytics clusters, and high-throughput storage systems
G1392-2200WNA 2200w Dense compute and virtualization power platform AC/DC 2U PDB Large-scale virtualization, private cloud clusters, and high-density enterprise compute

DEPLOYMENT SCENARIOS

Where G1392-2000WNA fits best.

The G1392-2000WNA is suitable for compact 2U systems that require stronger board-level power distribution than 1600W-class models while maintaining reliable multi-rail output support. Its 2000W output rating and high-current design make it a strong fit for software-defined storage, database systems, analytics clusters, cloud infrastructure nodes, and HPC platforms where stable rail distribution, uptime protection, and thermal reliability are important.

Scenario System Requirement Why G1392-2000WNA Fits
Software-Defined Storage Platforms Internal power routing for storage controllers, drive backplanes, cache modules, and cooling systems 2000W capacity and stronger auxiliary rail support fit storage-heavy architectures
Database Nodes Stable rail distribution for processors, memory, storage access, network interfaces, and standby logic High-current +12V output supports demanding database workloads
Analytics Clusters Board-level power for compute boards, local storage, I/O modules, fans, and management circuits Multi-rail design supports mixed compute and data-processing requirements
Cloud Infrastructure Appliances Reliable power delivery for service boards, storage logic, network modules, and monitoring hardware Compact 2U structure supports dense cloud equipment integration
HPC Systems Continuous power for compute boards, cooling devices, control electronics, and high-load system components 2000W output provides stronger headroom for performance-oriented platforms
Redundant Critical IT Systems Backup power path support for systems requiring continuous operation 1+1 redundant architecture helps strengthen uptime and fault tolerance

POWER DESIGN

Reliability notes for continuous operation.

The G1392-2000WNA is built for compact data center, cloud, HPC, storage, and analytics systems where internal power distribution, multiple voltage rails, and redundant architecture are essential to system reliability. Its 2U structure helps system designers manage high-current output rails inside constrained chassis while supporting 1+1 redundancy for improved uptime and service continuity.

  • 2000W power distribution capacity supports SDS platforms, database nodes, analytics clusters, HPC systems, cloud infrastructure appliances, and redundant critical IT systems.
  • 1+1 redundant design helps improve power availability by supporting backup power path architecture in compatible system designs.
  • +12V output at 164A supports main system loads, compute boards, storage-related components, network modules, cooling devices, and board-level power routing.
  • +5V output at 38A supports storage electronics, logic circuits, interface boards, auxiliary modules, and control-related components.
  • +3.3V output at 24A supports low-voltage digital circuits, embedded logic, communication modules, and onboard electronic devices.
  • -12V output at 0.5A supports legacy or auxiliary signal requirements in compatible system designs.
  • +5V standby output at 3A supports standby logic, management controllers, monitoring circuits, and system wake functions.
  • 265 × 77 × 84 mm mechanical structure supports compact 2U chassis integration and organized internal installation.
  • Broad AC/DC input compatibility supports flexible deployment across different power environments.
  • Digital control and PMBus 1.2 support help compatible systems monitor power behavior, operating status, and diagnostic information.

INSTALLATION

Installation and operating guidance.

Confirm electrical compatibility, thermal clearance, mechanical fit, redundancy requirements, and system load before integration.

Installation / Operation Item Guidance
System Role Check Confirm that the target system requires a 2U power distribution board rather than a standalone CRPS power supply module
Redundancy Planning Verify that the chassis and upstream power modules support the intended 1+1 redundant configuration
Chassis Fitment Confirm the 265 × 77 × 84 mm mechanical size before installation
Output Rail Matching Check +12V, +5V, +3.3V, -12V, and +5V standby requirements against the target system load
Load Budget Review Calculate total power demand from compute boards, storage controllers, I/O modules, network interfaces, fan systems, standby circuits, and control components
Connector Compatibility Confirm connector layout, cable harness routing, pin definition, and mating interfaces before integration
Thermal Layout Ensure proper airflow around the board, cable harnesses, power paths, and nearby heat-generating components
System Validation Test startup behavior, standby function, redundancy response, rail stability, thermal behavior, and load response before deployment

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about G1392-2000WNA.

Key answers for specification matching, installation planning, and system integration.

What type of product is the G1392-2000WNA?

The G1392-2000WNA is a 2000W 2U power distribution board designed for data center equipment, cloud infrastructure, high-performance computing systems, software-defined storage, database nodes, and analytics clusters.

What is the size of this model?

This model uses a compact 2U structure with a size of 265 × 77 × 84 mm, making it suitable for space-constrained internal system layouts.

What systems is this model suitable for?

It is suitable for SDS platforms, database systems, analytics clusters, HPC nodes, cloud infrastructure appliances, high-throughput storage systems, and mission-critical IT equipment.

Does the G1392-2000WNA support redundant power architecture?

Yes. The board supports a 1+1 redundant configuration, helping improve power availability in compatible system designs.

What output rails does this board provide?

The G1392-2000WNA provides multiple output rails, including +12V at 164A, +5V at 38A, +3.3V at 24A, -12V at 0.5A, and +5V standby at 3A.

Why is this model suitable for SDS and analytics platforms?

Its 2000W output capacity, strong +12V rail, and higher +5V support can supply storage controllers, cache modules, compute boards, network interfaces, monitoring circuits, and cooling systems in data-intensive infrastructure.

What makes this model different from the G1392-1600WNA?

Compared with the G1392-1600WNA, the G1392-2000WNA provides higher total power capacity and a stronger +12V output, making it better suited for IO-demanding scaling systems, SDS platforms, database nodes, analytics clusters, and high-throughput storage workloads.

What should be checked before integrating this board?

Confirm the mechanical fit, connector interface, output rail requirements, total load budget, redundancy design, cable harness layout, airflow path, thermal margin, and system-level compatibility before integration.