Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A 285 W redundant power module for server installations, model YM-2281A
The Supersuperuncle YM-2281A is a 285 W hot-swap power module designed for compatible server chassis that use redundant power supplies. It provides a direct replacement for a failed unit to restore full redundancy without shutting down the system.
The module delivers its rated 285 W continuously under normal operating conditions inside a supported server enclosure. Redundant architecture allows the remaining units to share the load if one module fails or is removed during maintenance.
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The module is rated at 285 W output; under full load it will draw roughly that amount from the mains and exhaust a corresponding level of heat, so plan for adequate rack airflow.
It is designed as a redundant module for the 3Y platform, so you need a compatible 3Y server chassis with the matching hot-swap power bay and backplane connectors.
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