Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Replacement server power supply rated 250 W for compatible A800 systems
This power supply is built for the A800 platform and delivers 250 W of continuous output for rack-mounted servers and workstations. It suits administrators who need a direct replacement for the original unit in compatible chassis.
The unit maintains its rated 250 W during extended operation without relying on short burst peaks. It is not intended for systems that require higher continuous wattage or redundant hot-swap configurations.
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The 250 W rating means the unit draws that power at full load; actual heat output and acoustic level depend on the server chassis airflow and ambient temperature.
The supply is built for the A800 platform and matches the HK300-41DP form factor; it requires the matching A800 chassis slot and power backplane to operate.
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