Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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1100 W replacement unit for the Kangshu SGA005 disk array cabinet
This 1100W server power supply is built for the Kangshu SGA005 disk array cabinet. It delivers the rated wattage the cabinet requires and carries the 710G designation used by the manufacturer. The unit ships new and is intended as a direct replacement or spare for that specific enclosure.
The 710G part number is the single specification that decides fit; only cabinets that list this exact model will accept the unit. Buyers who need a supply for a different chassis or a higher wattage rating cannot use this product.
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It delivers up to 1100 watts of continuous power to the cabinet's drives and controllers, matching the chassis design specification.
The 710G plugs directly into the SGA005's proprietary backplane connector, so no separate cables or adapters are required.
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