Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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1U server power supply delivering 250W to 270W for FLX chassis systems
The OIAGLH FSP220-50AP E200 is a 1U form-factor server power supply built for FLX chassis platforms. It delivers a 270 W peak rating with a 250 W continuous output for rack-mounted systems. This new unit targets administrators who need a direct replacement for the specified part number in compatible enclosures.
Installation uses the native 1U slot in a FLX chassis, so no ATX cutout or adapter bracket is required. The supply draws AC power through the chassis inlet and distributes regulated rails to the backplane, leaving full-height expansion slots and front drive bays unobstructed. Builds that lack a FLX-compatible backplane cannot use this unit.
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The unit can deliver up to 270 W peak output, with a continuous rating of 250 W.
At 250 W continuous load the supply dissipates roughly 50 W as heat, so plan airflow for that thermal load.
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