Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Industrial power module for ACE-R4130AP1-RS equipment machines
The Supersuperuncle ACE-R4130AP1-RS is a new server power supply built as a direct replacement module for the ACE-R4130AP1-RS equipment machine. It functions as an industrial control module inside the original chassis. Buyers needing a different form factor or higher output cannot use this unit.
This module only operates inside systems designed for the ACE-R4130AP1-RS power module. Standard ATX or redundant server bays will not accept it. Installers must verify the exact equipment designation before purchase.
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The module is built specifically for the ACE-R4130AP1-RS machine, so the form factor and connectors are designed to fit that equipment directly.
The 4130 designation identifies the exact power module variant validated for the ACE-R4130AP1-RS platform, confirming electrical and mechanical compatibility.
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