Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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2100 W server power supply compatible with Dell MX248 and PE1955 systems
This 2100W server power supply is built for the Dell MX248 and PowerEdge 1955 platforms. It delivers the rated output those systems require for continuous operation in rack environments. The unit is supplied new and matches the original Dell AHF-2DC form factor.
This unit suits administrators restoring redundancy in a Dell MX248 or PE1955 chassis. It does not fit servers that use a different power-supply form factor or wattage rating. Buyers whose systems require hot-plug redundancy should verify the chassis supports the original slot count before ordering.
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It is built for the Dell MX248 and PowerEdge 1955 chassis, matching their power-distribution backplane.
The 2100W output feeds the shared mid-plane, so each blade draws from the common pool rather than from an individual module.
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