Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Provides 1000 W redundant power for A840R-G 3Y YM-2102F servers
The Supersuperuncle A840R-G 3Y YM-2102F is a 1000W redundant power module built for the A840R-G 3Y server platform. It delivers hot-swap power redundancy for mission-critical server deployments. System integrators maintaining compatible chassis use it to ensure continuous uptime.
The module enables hot-swappable replacement without powering down the A840R-G 3Y system. It supports N+1 redundancy configurations to protect against single-module failure. Buyers needing non-redundant power or different form factors should select alternative units.
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The module is built for continuous server operation and should run for years; replace it only if a fault LED lights or the system logs a power-supply error.
The 1000W rated output is the ceiling; sustained loads at that level will hit the thermal protection before any other limit.
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