Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Provides 10 Gb Ethernet connectivity at 850 nm wavelength for server networks
The HP 444689-001 is a short-range 10Gb Ethernet module designed for server environments. It integrates with compatible HP server infrastructure to provide high-speed network connectivity. This new component suits administrators upgrading data-centre links.
The module delivers 10Gb throughput for short-range connections using 850Nm optics. It handles typical server-to-switch links within a rack or row. Longer cable runs or higher bandwidth needs exceed its design limits.
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The module is a networking component, not a power supply, so it installs in a compatible 10Gb Ethernet slot rather than a power-supply bay.
Check the switch or server interface status for a 10 Gbps link light and confirm the negotiated speed shows 10G in the operating system or management console.
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