Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Delivers 400 W CRPS power for Emacs servers using the M1S-3400V unit
The Supersuperuncle M1S-3400V is a 400 watt CRPS form-factor unit built for rackmount server chassis. It delivers standard AC-to-DC conversion for enterprise backplanes that accept this common redundant pinout. The unit is supplied new and targets integrators populating hot-swap bays in 1U or 2U platforms.
The switching design maintains its 400 watt rating across continuous operation inside ventilated server enclosures. Thermal management relies on the chassis airflow rather than an internal fan curve optimised for burst loads. Buyers needing higher density per bay or non-CRPS mechanical mounting should evaluate alternative form factors.
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The 400 W rating indicates the maximum power it can draw from the wall, so sustained heat output will approach that level under full load.
This supply uses the CRPS form factor, so it needs a compatible CRPS bay and matching power-distribution board in the server.
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