Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Converts 48VDC to 230VAC at 2000W for server installations
This unit converts a 48 VDC source into 230 VAC output at 2000 W continuous power. It is built for server racks, telecom shelters and industrial sites that run on DC plant power and need reliable AC for attached equipment. The supply targets integrators who maintain 48 V battery-backed infrastructure and cannot use standard mains-fed PSUs.
The module connects directly to a 48 V DC distribution bus so no separate rectifier or mains feed is required at the rack. It delivers 230 VAC to legacy servers, networking gear or test instruments that only accept AC input. Builders who need redundant AC from an existing DC plant or who lack local mains circuits will use this inverter; sites without a 48 VDC backbone cannot use it.
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The unit accepts a 48 V DC source and converts it to 230 V AC at up to 2000 W continuous output.
The server-grade chassis uses internal forced-air cooling to manage heat while delivering the full 2000 W rating.
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