Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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An 80plus Platinum 1U server power supply delivering 600W of efficient power
This 1U server power supply delivers 600W of continuous power with 80plus Platinum efficiency. It is built to the FSP600-80UEPB form factor for rack-mount chassis. The unit suits IT administrators who need reliable, high-efficiency power in a compact slot.
This supply fits 1U server nodes that require the FSP600-80UEPB footprint and Platinum-rated efficiency. It is not for towers or larger rack units that need a different form factor. Buyers who need higher wattage or a redundant module should look at other models.
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A 1U rack-mount server chassis with a redundant or single PSU bay that accepts the FSP600-80UEPB form factor will accommodate this unit.
Yes, it is built as a direct replacement for the FSP600-80UEPB, so it connects to the same backplane and delivers the same 600W output.
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