Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A 700W 2U server power supply for industrial computer systems
The Supersuperuncle 700 W unit is built for 2U rackmount servers and industrial computers that require a compact, high-density power source. It targets system integrators and IT teams deploying dense compute nodes where standard ATX units will not fit.
The 2U height lets the supply slide into hot-swap bays designed for N+1 redundancy, so a single failure does not take the rack offline. Its industrial-grade connector layout matches the Great Wall GW-ERP2U700 pinout, simplifying replacement in existing fleets without rewiring backplanes.
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It is built to the Great Wall GW-ERP2U700 2U server power supply standard for industrial computer chassis.
The unit fits a standard 2U server bay and secures with the chassis mounting rails designed for the GW-ERP2U700 form factor.
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