Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Delivers 400 W from 115–230 V AC at 47–63 Hz for single-redundant server power
The ETASIS EPR-405 delivers 400 watts of continuous power for rack-mounted servers and workstations. It accepts 115 to 230 volts AC across a 47 to 63 hertz input range, making it compatible with global mains supplies. The single redundant design targets IT managers who need uninterrupted uptime for critical workloads.
This unit slides into a matching hot-swap chassis, so no fixed wiring or custom brackets are required. Redundancy frees the system from a single point of failure, allowing one module to be replaced while the other keeps the server running. It is not suited for desktop ATX cases or builds that lack a redundant power bay.
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The supply delivers up to 400W and accepts 115-230VAC at 47-63Hz, so it is rated for sustained operation at that power level
The unit is a single redundant design built for server use, with cooling sized for continuous 400W operation at 115-230VAC 47-63Hz
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