Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Delivers 2000 W at 54 V for communication power systems
This 2000 W server power module delivers a 54 V output for communication and data-centre equipment. It is built for rack installations that require a high-density, single-voltage source. The unit suits integrators who need reliable bulk power in a hot-pluggable form factor.
The module slides into a compatible chassis backplane, drawing AC mains and converting it to 54 V DC without external cabling. It frees up internal space by eliminating separate DC-DC converters and bulky wiring looms. Buyers who need multiple output voltages or a standalone ATX-form-factor supply cannot use this module.
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The 54 V rail is rated for 2000 W; sustained load is limited by that single voltage output.
The module delivers 2000 W at 54 V; thermal and acoustic behaviour depends on the chassis airflow it is installed in.
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