Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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350W unit powers ENH-0635A game consoles and 1U industrial computers
This 350W unit is built for the ENH-0635A platform used in game consoles and 1U industrial computers. It delivers the rated output in a compact form factor suited to rack-mount and embedded deployments. The supply targets system integrators and maintenance teams who need a direct replacement for the original ENH-0635A power module.
The 350W ceiling restricts the supply to configurations that stay within this power envelope, so high-density GPU arrays or multi-socket CPU boards are not supported. Builders who need more headroom for additional drives or expansion cards must select a higher-capacity unit instead.
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Yes, this 350 W supply is built for the ENH-0635A chassis used in 1U industrial computers and game consoles.
The 350 W output matches the original ENH-0635A specification, so it provides the same power budget the system was designed for.
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