Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Delivers 650 watts of AC power to compatible H3C server chassis
The Supersuperuncle AC-PSR650-A-H3 is a 650 watt AC power module built for H3C server platforms. It serves as a direct replacement or spare unit for compatible H3C chassis that require this specific form factor. System administrators maintaining H3C infrastructure will find it matches the original Emerson specification. It is not for builders needing a standard ATX supply or a different vendor pinout.
The module uses a hot-pluggable blade form factor that slides into the server power bay without tools. This allows failed units to be swapped while the system remains online, reducing downtime in production environments. The AC input connector is integrated into the module face for a clean rack installation. Buyers without a compatible H3C chassis cannot use this module.
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The Emerson AC-PSR650-A-H3 is rated for standard AC mains input; the exact voltage range is shown on the unit label.
It uses the standard H3C hot-plug form factor that fits a single power-supply bay in compatible H3C switches.
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