Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A 500W 1+1 redundant server power supply for FSP500-70RGHBB1 tower systems
This 500 W unit is designed for tower servers that require 1+1 redundancy. It targets system integrators and IT teams who need continuous uptime without a single point of failure. The supply fits chassis built around the FSP500-70RGHBB1 form factor. Buyers needing higher wattage or a different redundancy scheme should look elsewhere.
The 1+1 architecture lets a failed module be replaced while the system stays online. Tower orientation aligns airflow with standard server layouts and simplifies cable routing in deep racks. No hot-swap backplane or alternative form-factor adapters are included.
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The unit follows the FSP500-70RGHBB1 design and delivers up to 500W per module in a 1+1 redundant tower configuration.
Each 70mm module slides into a standard 1+1 redundant tower bay and requires the matching chassis cut-out for hot-swap installation.
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