Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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500 W industrial control power module designed for the Advantech HP2-6500P-R system
The Supersuperuncle 6500P-R is a 500 watt server power supply built for Advantech HP2 platforms. It delivers reliable power for industrial control systems and rackmount servers. This new unit is intended as a direct replacement module for compatible Advantech hardware.
This module fits builders maintaining or repairing Advantech HP2-6500P-R equipment that requires a 500W supply. It is not for users needing a different wattage, form factor, or connector layout for other server or desktop platforms.
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It is built for the Advantech HP2-6500P-R industrial control chassis, matching the original form factor and connector layout.
The module follows the HP2-6500P-R specification, so it can share load with another identical unit in a redundant HP2 configuration.
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