Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A 250 W server power supply for ATX-250SD industrial control hosts and desktop systems
The Supersuperuncle ATX-250SD is a 250W server power supply designed for industrial control hosts and desktop server chassis. It delivers stable power for ATX-compatible platforms used in embedded or rackmount environments. The unit targets system integrators building compact, always-on infrastructure.
This supply fits builders assembling low-power ATX servers or industrial control hosts that require a 250W rating. Buyers who need more wattage for multi-GPU configurations or high-density storage arrays should look elsewhere. It does not address redundant or hot-swap power requirements.
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The ATX-250SD uses a standard ATX main power connector for motherboard connection.
The ATX-250SD follows the ATX form factor, so it mounts in standard ATX case bays with existing drive cages.
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