Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Redundant 549W server power supply replaces AcBel CommScope R1IA2551A and R2IS7551A units
This 549W redundant server power supply is built for AcBel CommScope platforms using part numbers R1IA2551A and R2IS7551A. It delivers hot-swap redundancy for continuous uptime in rackmount environments. The unit is supplied new and ready for deployment in compatible chassis.
This module fits administrators who need a direct replacement for the R1IA2551A or R2IS7551A in a supported AcBel CommScope chassis. Builders assembling custom enclosures or anyone requiring a different wattage, form factor, or connector layout should look elsewhere.
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It is built as a direct replacement for AcBel CommScope units R1IA2551A and R2IS7551A, so the module fits the same server bay and connector layout.
Yes — both modules share the 549 W rating and the R1IA2551A / R2IS7551A form factor, allowing hot-swap redundancy with an existing AcBel supply.
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