Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Delivers 1500 W at 48 V with a 31 A output and adjustable 34-49 V range
This Supersuperuncle CL-A-1500-48 delivers 1500 W at 48 V with a 31 A current rating. It accepts an input voltage range of 34 V to 49 V and uses a switching topology. The unit is sold new and built for server and industrial equipment that require a stable 48 V rail.
This supply fits systems designed for a 48 V 1500 W source with a 31 A load. Buyers whose hardware needs a different output voltage, a lower or higher wattage, or a current limit outside 31 A should select a unit that matches those exact specifications.
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The CL-A-1500-48 delivers a 48 V output at 31 A, providing up to 1500 W of power.
Slide the unit into a compatible server chassis until the edge connector seats firmly; the step often missed is ensuring the latch clicks to lock it in place.
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