Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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350W FLEX 1U server power supply rated for Delta DPS-350AB-12A in industrial and NAS systems
The Supersuperuncle K39 is a 350W FLEX form-factor unit built for 1U server and NAS deployments. It targets system integrators and IT managers who need a compact, rack-ready power source for industrial control equipment. The supply replaces the Delta DPS-350AB-12A in compatible chassis.
The FLEX layout lets the unit slide into standard 1U bays without custom brackets, while the 12V rail delivers the 350W rating to supported backplanes. Builders needing redundant or higher-wattage configurations should look elsewhere, as this model provides a single non-redundant module.
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The unit provides a 12 V output rail rated for 350 W total power.
It is a 1U high FLEX form-factor module designed to slide into a compatible server or NAS chassis.
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