Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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250W server power supply unit for CWT PSB250Q-J3 compatible systems
This 250 watt unit is designed for server platforms that require a CWT PSB250Q-J3 compatible power source. It suits system integrators and IT teams maintaining rack or blade infrastructure where this specific form factor and connector layout are mandated.
The supply delivers its rated 250 watts continuously under normal server operating temperatures. It is not intended for workloads that demand higher peak output or for desktop builds that need standard ATX mounting and cabling.
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The unit is rated at 250 W; actual heat output and fan noise depend on the server chassis airflow and load, so consult the system documentation for thermal and acoustic figures.
This supply uses the standard CWT PSB250Q-J3 form factor and pin-out; the server must provide the matching backplane connector and mounting rails for it to seat and deliver power.
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