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Linklieo expands high-efficiency server power supplies for data centers

Linklieo has announced an expansion of its server power supply product range, focused on advanced server Power Supply Units (PSUs), including common redundant power supply (CRPS) models. Linklieo reports that these new models are designed to address increasing demand for power solutions optimized for modern enterprise IT, hyperscale data centers, and high-performance computing workloads where efficiency and resilience are critical.

According to Linklieo, its most recent CRPS PSU designs deliver conversion efficiencies of up to 96 percent, integrating intelligent thermal control systems and protection mechanisms that safeguard against voltage, current, and temperature fluctuations. The company states these features are engineered to maintain uninterrupted operation for mission-critical data center applications.

Linklieo notes that each PSU is designed for seamless integration with contemporary server architectures. Its CRPS power supply models comply with industry-standard form factors and offer hot-swappable redundancy, supporting increased data center uptime. The company highlights that these solutions enable operational cost reduction, improved cooling performance, and progress toward sustainability objectives by optimizing power delivery without sacrificing reliability.

Linklieo reports that its products are manufactured under rigorous quality control within advanced facilities, meeting or exceeding global safety and performance standards. The company states its common redundant power supply range is already in use at leading data centers globally and is relied upon for stable, uninterrupted power necessary to fulfill service-level agreements in enterprise and cloud environments.

The expanded product portfolio includes rack server PSUs, CRPS PSUs, ATX server power supplies, redundant server PSUs, switching power supplies, and Power over Ethernet (PoE) power supplies. These are targeted at enterprise servers, cloud infrastructure, and data center power management.

  • Energy efficiency up to 96 percent conversion rate
  • Scalable options to accommodate varying power requirements
  • Hot-swappable redundancy with advanced fault protection features
  • Deployment in enterprise, cloud, and colocation data centers worldwide

Source: Linklieo

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