Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Provides 350 W of power for Cisco 3750X and 3560X switches
This 350W unit replaces the Cisco C3KX-PWR-350WAC and EDPS-350CB A modules. It is built for the 3750X and 3560X switch series. Network administrators restoring power redundancy in a failed chassis will find a direct mechanical and electrical match.
The supply slides into the front-access bay of the supported switches without tools. It draws AC mains and delivers the 350W budget the chassis expects for PoE ports and line cards. No additional cabling or configuration is required beyond seating the module and securing the latch.
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The unit is rated at 350W continuous output, so the wattage ceiling is reached before any other internal limit.
The built-in fan spins only as fast as needed to keep internal temperatures within the design range for continuous operation.
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