Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A 300 W redundant server power module compatible with FSP 3Y and YM-2301E models
The Supersuperuncle YM-2301EA02R is a 300 watt server redundant power module designed for FSP 3Y compatible systems. It provides a hot-swappable power source to maintain uptime in rackmount servers and storage arrays. This unit suits administrators who need a direct replacement module for existing redundant power bays.
The module fits FSP 3Y bays using the YM-2301E form factor, so it cannot be used in standard ATX cases or proprietary chassis from other vendors. Buyers who need a standalone desktop power supply or a different wattage for a non-FSP platform will not be served by this part.
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Plan to inspect the fan every six months and replace it at the first sign of bearing noise or reduced airflow to keep the redundant pair operating within spec.
The module is rated for 300 W continuous output; sustained loads at or above this level will trigger the built-in thermal limit and cause a controlled shutdown.
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