Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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920 W redundant server power module compatible with Super Micro PWS-920P-1R, revision 1.3
This 920 W redundant power module is built for Super Micro PWS-920P-1R Dawning platforms. It delivers hot-swap redundancy in a single I840-G25 unit rated at REV 1.3. Data-centre operators and system integrators use it to maintain uptime when one supply fails.
Verify that your Super Micro chassis accepts the I840-G25 form factor and that the backplane provides the matching power connectors. Confirm the firmware revision requirement matches REV 1.3. Buyers needing a different wattage or a non-redundant design should select another module.
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The module is a hot-plug redundant unit that slides into a compatible Super Micro chassis; cables and rails are provided by the chassis, not the module.
Match the REV 1.3 label and 840 model code on the unit to the server's parts list; only that exact revision fits the Dawning platform.
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