Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Redundant 1200 W module for CRPS Kangshu R1CA2122A monitoring servers
The Supersuperuncle CRPS Kangshu R1CA2122A is a 1200W server power supply built for monitoring servers that use the CRPS redundant form factor. It suits administrators who need a hot-swappable module to keep critical systems running during a unit failure.
The CRPS chassis lets technicians replace the module without powering down the rack, so uptime is preserved during maintenance. Buyers who need a non-redundant desktop supply or a different wattage rating should select another product.
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The unit is a CRPS redundant power module rated at 1200W, so the CRPS form factor caps its continuous output at 1200 watts.
It fits a standard CRPS bay in a compatible server chassis; the module slides into the redundant power slot and locks with the built-in latch.
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