Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Delivers 24 V at 27 A for 600 W server power in ARTESYN LCM600Q form factor
This 600W server power supply delivers 24V at 27A. It matches the ARTESYN LCM600Q form factor and electrical specification. System integrators maintaining existing rack infrastructure can install it without rewiring. The unit suits environments that require a straight swap for the original module.
The product ships as the power supply module only. Mounting hardware, cables and management software must be sourced separately. Buyers who need a complete kit with connectors or monitoring tools should plan additional procurement.
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The unit uses a built-in cooling fan rated for the full 600W load; plan to inspect it annually and replace if bearing noise appears.
Over-temperature protection engages when internal heatsinks exceed their safe threshold, shutting down the supply before components degrade.
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