Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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2U switching server PSU delivering 300 W or 400 W for EPS, SSI, POS and industrial PCs
This OIAGLH power supply delivers 300W and 400W ratings in a 2U form factor for server and industrial PC builds. It supports EPS and SSI standards for storage and POS system integration. The unit is new and ready for rackmount deployment.
Designed for continuous operation in server environments, the switching topology maintains stable output under sustained demand. It serves installations needing reliable EPS SSI power without redundancy features. Builders requiring hot-swap or parallel redundancy should consider other solutions.
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It is rated for 300W and 400W output, so sustained load will not exceed those limits.
The supply follows the EPS SSI form factor, so your chassis needs the matching EPS power connector and 2U mounting rails.
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