Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A 450 W 1U server power supply for compact rack installations
This Supersuperuncle unit delivers 450 W in a 1U form factor designed for rack-mount servers. It is built to the GW-1U450 specification from Great Wall and ships in new condition. The compact height allows installation in dense server deployments where vertical space is limited.
This supply fits administrators replacing a failed GW-1U450 unit or assembling new 1U servers that require exactly this output. It is not for systems that need redundant or hot-swap power modules, nor for chassis that demand a higher wattage rating or a different physical form factor.
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The internal fan will require periodic dust cleaning and eventual replacement after extended continuous operation.
The 450 watt continuous power rating is the primary limit during sustained high-demand operation.
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