Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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2100 W server power supply compatible with Dell MX248, PE1855 and PE1955 systems
This 2100W unit is built for DELL MX248 and PE1855 or 1955 servers. It delivers the rated output those platforms expect in a redundant configuration. The supply fits the original AHF-2DC-2100W slot without modification. Buyers replacing a failed module in a supported chassis will find a direct match.
The 2100W rating covers typical dual-processor loads with memory and storage populated. Headroom remains for moderate PCIe add-in cards and fan redundancy. Configurations that exceed the rated output or require non-standard voltage rails will need a different power architecture.
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Yes, the power supply is built for the Dell MX248 AHF-2DC-2100W form factor used in PE1855 and PE1955 systems.
The server management interface reports input and output status for each installed 2100W unit.
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