Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Redundant 300 W power module for 3Y YM-2301H and YH-5301C HAR servers
This 300 watt redundant power module is built for 3Y YM-2301H and YH-5301C HAR servers. It slots into a compatible hot-swap bay to keep the system running if another module fails. The unit is aimed at administrators who need continuous uptime in rack-mount environments.
The module draws power from the chassis backplane and requires a matching redundant power cage. It frees the builder from running a second independent PSU by sharing the load across paired modules. Buyers whose servers lack the specific 2301 or 5301 bay cannot use this module.
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The unit is rated at 300W continuous output; exceeding that level triggers the internal overload safeguard.
At maximum output the module dissipates roughly the difference between input power and 300W delivered to the server, which appears as heat inside the chassis.
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