Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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1200 W AC power module compatible with SR6604, SR6608 and SR6616 servers
This new 1200 watt AC power module is designed for H3C Huasan SR6604, SR6608 and SR6616 server chassis. It serves as a direct replacement or redundant unit for compatible H3C rack systems. System integrators maintaining these specific platforms will find the correct fit and electrical rating.
The module is validated only for the SR6604, SR6608 and SR6616 server series listed in the supplier data. Builders working with other H3C chassis or different vendor platforms cannot use this unit. No alternative form factors or wattage variants are described in the available facts.
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It provides up to 1200 watts of AC input power for compatible H3C SR6604, SR6608 and SR6616 chassis.
The module plugs into the H3C SR6604, SR6608 and SR6616 power bays, capping output at 1200W per unit.
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