Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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460W replacement power supply for Ruijie RG-M6220-AC460E-F S6220 switch
This 460 watt server power supply is built specifically for the Ruijie S6220 switch. It fits the RG-M6220-AC460E-F slot and delivers the rated output required by that chassis. Network administrators replacing a failed unit or stocking a cold spare will find the correct form factor and connector.
The single deciding specification is the RG-M6220-AC460E-F part match; only this exact model fits the S6220 power bay and communicates with the switch management. Builders using any other Ruijie chassis or third-party rack gear cannot use this unit.
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The 460 watt unit powers a Ruijie S6220 switch with enough headroom for full port loading and redundant operation.
It slides into the S6220 hot-swap bay and locks with the built-in latch for a secure AC power connection.
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