Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A 350-watt server power supply with dual 6-pin connectors for ATX350-50HYA and ATX450-50HYA models
This new server power supply is built for ATX350-50HYA and ATX450-50HYA AOC systems. It delivers 350W through a dual 6-pin connector layout. The unit suits technicians maintaining or repairing compatible server platforms.
The dual 6-pin output is the single specification that determines compatibility with the target AOC models. Builders needing a different connector count or pin arrangement must select another unit. Systems requiring power levels above 350W or 450W ratings are not supported by this supply.
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It delivers up to 350 watts of continuous power to the server's components under normal operating conditions.
The ATX design fits standard server chassis and provides the usual motherboard and peripheral connectors for that platform.
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