Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Delivers 48 V at 17.5 A for Emerson DS850-9-401 server power monitoring
This 48-volt unit delivers 17.5 amps for Emerson DS850-9-401 platforms. It is built for rack-mounted servers that require monitored power delivery in a standard server chassis.
Not for desktop PC builders who need ATX connectors or consumer voltage rails. Buyers requiring different output voltages, higher wattage, or non-proprietary form factors should look at other server power supplies.
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The unit is built for Emerson DS850-9-401 compatible shelves that deliver 48 V DC to the supply's edge connector; without that chassis the supply cannot receive power or communicate with the monitoring bus.
Yes — when installed in a chassis designed for parallel DS850-9-401 units, the supplies share the 48 V rail and the monitoring interface coordinates load balancing between them.
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