Name: Redundant Power Supply Power Distribution Board 750W
Brand: Intel
Price: 327.95 USD
Availability: InStock

Intel FRIGTPDB Redundant Power Supply Power Distribution Board 750W

The Intel FRIGTPDB Redundant Power Supply Power Distribution Board 750W is a high-performance solution designed to deliver reliable, continuous power to mission critical systems. Engineered for redundancy, this board ensures that a single power sourc... Read More

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Manufacturer: Intel
Model or Part: FRIGTPDB
Condition: New
Weight: 2.82lb

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Description

Overview
The Intel FRIGTPDB Redundant Power Supply Power Distribution Board 750W is a high-performance solution designed to deliver reliable, continuous power to mission critical systems. Engineered for redundancy, this board ensures that a single power source failure does not interrupt operation, making it ideal for data centers, industrial automation, and high-availability computing environments. With a compact form factor and robust construction, the board integrates seamlessly into existing chassis while providing clean, efficient power distribution.

Key Features

Redundant power architecture for uninterrupted operation
Maximum output capacity of 750W per board
Intelligent load balancing to optimize efficiency
Hot-swap capable connectors for maintenance without downtime
Built-in over-current, over-voltage, and short-circuit protection
Compact PCB layout compatible with standard rack mounts
Low standby power consumption to reduce overall energy costs

Technical Specifications

Model/Part Number: FRIGTPDB
Manufacturer: Intel
Rated Power: 750W
Input Voltage Range: 100 to 240 V AC
Output Voltage: 12 V DC, 5 V DC, 3.3 V DC (multiple rails)
Operating Temperature: 0 to 70 deg C
Storage Temperature: -40 to 85 deg C
Efficiency: up to 94 percent at full load
Dimensions: 150 mm x 100 mm x 30 mm (L x W x H)
Connector Type: IEC C14 for input, standard ATX for outputs

Applications
The FRIGTPDB board is suited for a wide range of demanding environments, including:

Enterprise data center servers that require continuous uptime
High-performance computing clusters where power stability is critical
Industrial control systems that cannot tolerate power interruptions
Telecommunications equipment needing reliable backup power
Edge computing devices deployed in harsh or remote locations

By integrating Intel's Redundant Power Supply Power Distribution Board, users gain confidence that their critical workloads will stay online, even in the face of power anomalies, while also benefiting from efficient energy use and simplified system design.