Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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720 W server power supply for Supermicro systems, model PWS-721P-1R
The OIAGLH PWS-721P-1R is a 720 W switching power supply built for Supermicro server chassis. It targets system integrators and IT teams maintaining compatible rack or tower platforms. The unit delivers the rated output for enterprise workloads in a standard redundant form factor.
A redundant hot-swap layout lets technicians replace the module without powering down the server, reducing downtime during maintenance. The built-in cooling fan manages thermals under continuous load. The edge connector mates directly with Supermicro backplanes, so no extra cabling is required for installation.
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The PWS-721P-1R is a 720W server power supply designed for Supermicro systems.
It matches the Supermicro PWS-721P-1R form factor for compatible 1U or redundant power bays.
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