Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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650 W AC power module for H3C PSR650-A compatible servers
This 650 W AC power module is built for H3C PSR650-A compatible server chassis. It delivers the rated output through a single hot-pluggable unit that slots directly into the front-access power bay. The unit is supplied new and ready for immediate installation in supported platforms.
Buyers needing a different wattage, a redundant pairing, or a form factor that fits non-H3C racks should look elsewhere. The module only works in systems that accept the PSR650-A mechanical and electrical interface.
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The AC-PSR650-A-H3 is built to the H3C PSR650-A form factor and fits directly into compatible H3C server bays that accept this module.
Insert the module firmly until the latch clicks and the AC inlet seats flush; the step often missed is not pushing far enough to engage the latch, leaving the power contacts partially disconnected.
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